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Health · Baie-ComeauThe Citizen's Protector notes a decline in "empathy" in the health and social services network, including in the CHSLDs, where staff would sometimes stop listening to users or their loved ones. Marc-André Dowd presented his annual report 2024-2025 to the National Assembly on Thursday, in which he discussed the case of a lady in CHSLD who had suffered a stroke with sequelae without even seeing the staff. In the days before the stroke, however, he…See the Story
The Protector of the Citizen Raises the Veil on Other Shortcomings in the Chslds
Baie-Comeau · Baie-ComeauSeveral telemedicine and augmented reality pilot projects are being tested to improve performance, thus avoiding travel to patients in the Minganie and Lower North Shore. The creation of Santé Québec has led to a reorganization of the Board of Directors of the CISSS de la Côte-Nord. It is now called the Board of Directors of Institution (CEO). Its role is of a purely advisory nature: it can issue advice, give advice and make recommendations to t…See the Story
The New Administration of the Cisss De La Côte-Nord Presents Its Main Priorities - Le Nord-Côtier
Baie-Comeau · Baie-ComeauThe proportion of the Innu workforce represents only 2.3% of workers in the mining and metallurgical industry of the North Coast, reveals a study by the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT). For service providers, the proportion rises to 34%. "This difference illustrates that the Innu are more involved in so-called industrial jobs, such as those related to cooking or household maintenance, rather than better paid and specialized …See the Story
