Kids Help Phone is Canada’s only 24/7 e-mental health service offering free, multilingual and confidential support to help all young people, Feel Out Loud and get support through phone, text and online resources, further information can be found here: https://kidshelpphone.ca/
Dr. Amanda Randolph and Dr. Brock Randolph joined others from across the country for an intensive 4 day course where they were certified in emergency department bedside ultrasound.
This will help to enhance patient care in trauma and other areas of emergency medicine. Dr. Amanda Randolph and Dr. Brock Randolph joined others from across the country for an intensive 4 day course where they were certified in emergency department bedside ultrasound. This will help to enhance patient care in trauma and other areas of emergency medicine.
Last weekend, Dr. Olfert, Dr. Amanda Randolph, Dr. Smith, and Dr. Brock Randolph were pleased to volunteer with the “Let’s Go Rural” program where they shared their love for rural medicine with 27 medical and nursing students.
In partnership with RhPAP, the Drumheller Standing Committee on Health and local health professionals planned a jam-packed weekend that included a hospital tour, stops at the community Legion, the World’s Largest Dinosaur, Badlands Community Facility, the Last Chance Saloon and the Nacmine Community Pancake Breakfast.
From classroom to community, the students immersed themselves in rural healthcare in #Drumheller! Big thanks to all involved for this unforgettable experience!
Water is one of the planet’s most precious resources.
Every day, people use water for drinking, agriculture, industry, recreation, hygiene, sanitation, and health care. Water resources are precious and finite. Warming temperatures and other natural and human-made stressors threaten to impact the quantity and quality of our water on a large scale. World Water Day highlights the essential role water plays in our lives and how we can better protect it.
This year, Colorectal Cancer Canada (“CCC”) is highlighting the importance of screening with their various activities and the launch of the “#EveryBum” campaign: Colorectal cancer affects everyone and #EveryBum. Get Screened.
Their objective is to make all Canadians aware that colorectal cancer is Preventable, Treatable, and Beatable, and, if caught in its early stages, it is 90% curable. As colorectal cancer is not just an old person’s disease, all Canadians should be more aware of the signs and symptoms as well as what to do if they arise. Getting screened regularly is key!
Did you know your kidneys filter all of your blood up to 25 times a day? This kidney month, join us in getting to know your kidneys.
Learn how you can protect these two fist-sized, bean-shaped organs that work around the clock for you.
Get to know your kidneys, no matter your age, or whether you have kidney disease, learning about your kidneys can prevent or slow the progression of kidney disease.
Did you know Primary Care Networks are here to support your journey to better physical and mental health? We offer a diverse range of workshops and activities, both online and in person, designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools you need.
Whether you’re looking to boost your mental health, embrace healthier eating habits, or kick the smoking habit, we’ve got engaging sessions for you.
Visit our website to check out the extensive list of free workshops available and take the first step towards a healthier you. Register today at: https://bit.ly/3H3KT4B