The Land –
Prince Edward Island’s scenery is but one of the best; at the cost of
human life; one, three perhaps? As PEI
struggles to maintain its economic balance – should one ever be able to tie its
ministers exploiting their own account – it remains a continual struggle to
maintain proper services for residents of Prince Edward Island.
As services become less and
less, maintaining a standard enabling tourist comfort on Prince Edward Island will become
increasingly difficult. Islanders are in constant, puerile disputes as to
services required for the expanse of the island.
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Minister Gillan maintains patients should not see any
difference in the quality of care they receive. He said in news "Obviously
those people, nurses, doctors, technicians all that report to people in administration will have
to get use to some new reporting structure. As far as the patient is concerned
they will be dealing with the people who have been delivering health care
services in the past."
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Minister
Murphy said the changes will save $9 million a
year. A while back; for example…didn’t have an available ambulance to respond
when 911 operators tried to dispatch the service to the scene where a Charlottetown, PEI
resident was experiencing heart-related problems. Mayor…firefighters …express
concern that they are being asked to provide medical attention they don’t have
training for.
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Minister Gillan has said government won’t commit more
funding for another ambulance, explaining that there aren’t enough calls each
year to warrant the expenditure.
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