N.W.T. spent $5.2M last year on agency nurses, who are paid more than local nurses
Agency nurses considered unionized, so union questions apparent discrepancy An employee of the N.W.T. health authority says the territory’s use
Read moreAgency nurses considered unionized, so union questions apparent discrepancy An employee of the N.W.T. health authority says the territory’s use
Read more‘It’s a good feeling to be done school and being able to serve Nunavummiut,’ says graduate It took nearly eight
Read moreQuicker licensing elsewhere means quicker licensing in the territory, says health minister The Yukon government says it’s on board with
Read moreThe day after a sit-in by nurses in the western part of northern Quebec, their union is denouncing the employer
Read more‘An awful lot of other people deserve and should get something like this as well,’ union says The Yukon government
Read more“We’re not sinking: we’re sunk.” A worker shortage, coupled with poor management of the Nunavik health care system, is creating
Read moreHealth Minister Tracy-Anne McPhee revealed that the vacancy rate in community nursing is currently over 40% The Yukon is experiencing
Read moreIt was a crisis that made headlines across the country this summer—a health-care worker shortage so acute in Nunavik that
Read moreOperating rooms staffed with fewer than half the nurses that should be working, according to union Nurses in the Northwest
Read moreThe first time Minnie Akparook saw and heard a plane, she started running. “My sealskin boots fell off. I was
Read moreA nurse working in Nunavik, the Inuit region of northern Quebec, was among three recipients who received awards on Monday
Read moreTelehealth is going mainstream. That was the message from a pair of recent stories in Wired magazine, an InTouch Health
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