Sylvia Jones defends response to Ontario's hospital problems

The Ontario health minister was defending her government's response as some Ontario hospitals cancel and postpone surgeries.

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[colinmcdonell]

NURSES NEED MORE THEN 1% PAY INCREASES. THIS IS WHY THERE IS NOT MANY NEW NURSES APPLICATIONS. COMMON SENSE...

[jimmybaggs]

I wondered why this woman would be chosen to manage the health care of 13 million people while only having a diploma in radio broadcasting from Fanshawe college on her resume… Now it is clear her most valuable skill is to tell boldfaced lies without any shame.

[gordie]

Public anything is always an absolute shit show. Healthcare, transit, education, daycare. The government is completely incompetent at all levels.

[robperry]

Time for compensation for all affected by the pandemic and idiotic policies on all political levels.

[MsTortor]

What a piece of work. In one ear, out the other. Her stances are not based in reality whatsoever. Couldn’t be more obvious how much they don’t care.

[Womba]

We feel for your family but.. we were left behind.. the pandemic has shown how weak healthcare is and the government just is not able to give results that matter its a shame.

[Palumbo-vt]

The problem i see here is the continued covid theatrics. How can anyone take these people seriously

[salami]

Hospital where I live usually has drunk drug addicts and ppl who are crying because of tummy aches and sniffles. That is the Triage though so

[ricosolomon]

Provincial Parliamentary pages who are interns, gaining invaluable experience carrying water glasses to MPs...then removing the empty ones. All things considered, "Parliamentary Page" appears better than "Water person" on a resume. Here's an idea, why not fill self-serve pitchers of water therefore freeing up the pages to gain the actual experience they signed up for.

The Page program is designed for outgoing, high-achieving, community-involved students who have demonstrated responsibility and leadership. (caveat: must be able to serve water in a glass on a tray)

[a.g.]

Make HCPs accountable. Stop diagnostic errors and support a 2 Radiologists to review MRIs of complicated images. I had Three diagnostic reviews through Alberta Health Services and not one of them was accurate. I have learned that I don’t have sacral insufficiency fractures and then I had tether nerves at the L3 L4 level which is surprising because Roger Cho was supposed to perform surgery on the L4 L5 level. The right the reality is according to another clinician and BC… I only needed a diskectomy and Roger threw that in for free. $18, 000 for surgery I gained no benefit from because my right pelvic floor muscles are not working and that is where the problem lies. Then Rogers buddies at EFW radiology missed diagnosed me with sacral insufficiency fractures. I take this MRI to Second Radiology and they’re sleeping with everybody in western Canada. Dirty dogs. i’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the anonymous text I received March 8 with Surgeon like addiction advising me that I’m stupid followed by anonymous emails in July 7 of 2021 that included diagnostic images I didn’t have indicating that someone from Alberta Health Services… Some rogue employee… Access my medical records in appropriately. Yet Dr. Cho was in my medical records in May and June 2021 and he was looking at all of my diagnostic images that were not Spinal related. Cowardly “care “ And I guess the government supports this. You support healthcare that’s based on academic structures that lack academic integrity. This is a job for a whistleblower.

Put an end to organization fraudulently selling a second opinion diagnostic imaging review ie SECOND RADIOLOGY EFW RADIOLOGY in Calgary through AHS because these resources are not transparent failing to identify medical and surgical errors. PUT THE BRAKES ON PRIVATE PAY HEALTHCARE. MP Stephanie Kusie is unresponsive to the incestuous relationship between private and public healthcare. Kusie gaslights women’s issues ( this woman was a nurse)