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Nurse shortage leads to bed closures while province does nothing, says Horizon chair

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Methinks political people should quit playing games with other people's lives over language and money N'esy Pas?


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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/horizon-health-nursing-shortage-1.5184573




Nurse shortage leads to bed closures while province does nothing, says Horizon chair



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David Amos
Methinks political people should quit playing games with other people's lives over language and money N'esy Pas?


Mark (Junkman) George

Reply to @David Amos:

My turn for getting disabled David I *guess* I just don't buy into the narrative the CBC is trying to sell?
Cindy Fordyce 
Reply to @Mark (Junkman) George: CBC isn't "trying to sell" anything. They are reporting on what is happening.
Ray Bungay
Reply to @Mark (Junkman) George: I had 2 tonight in this story, likely to be 3!
Mark (Junkman) George 
Reply to @Cindy Fordyce: Not Exactly.
If you actually read the story it does not say anyplace that Horizon Health is short funded. Meaning the money for those 200 nurses exists within the operating budget, just that Horizon Health can't be bothered to hire them.
It then goes on to blame the government for ending a $7.3 Million a year contract with the universities in 2005 (14 years ago) that the universities did not deliver on. It does not tell us why charges were not laid for fraud.
All in all the story is carefully crafted to make the government look bad.
David Amos 
Reply to @Mark (Junkman) George: "My turn for getting disabled David"

Methinks it par for the course when you strike a nerve with the "Powers That Be" N'esy Pas?
David Amos 
June Arnott
These politicians making the cuts don’t care because if any of their families need medical attention they can purchase it elsewhere.
We are so screwed. Cancer is HUGE in NB and getting worse. But our elected officials have other plans

 
Mark (Junkman) George
Reply to @June Arnott:

Not once, in the article, did Horizon Health claim they were short funded. In fact, government departments operate on a budget. They are assigned X number of dollars, to spend as they see fit, the claim is they can't hire anybody, not that they are short funded.

David Amos
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Reply to @June Arnott: "We are so screwed. Cancer is HUGE in NB and getting worse"

Methinks it High Time folks start asking WHY N'esy Pas?
 
David Amos
Reply to @June Arnott: WOW
Ray Bungay
Nurses are over worked but no one is listening. Thank you John McGarry, the chair of Horizon Health Network's board, for speaking out! Not easy I m sure!
Roy Kirk 
Reply to @Ray Bungay: If it's not easy for the boss to speak out, imagine how difficult it is for the staff!
David Amos 

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Reply to @Roy Kirk: Methinks many would agree that McGarry is just playing the game just like he was reappointed to do N'esy Pas?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/horizon-health-chair-john-mcgarry-ceo-1.4992788
David Amos  
Reply to @David Amos: Methinks everybody knows somebody else posted it anyway N'esy Pas?
Ray Bungay
Not allowed to speak the truth here anymore?? 
David Amos 
Reply to @Ray Bungay: Never were
Stanley Kerr
Because nursing is mostly female occupation even though more men are coming on board Hospitals face far different challenges...I know of 1 female nursing graduate that just wants to get on full time for the benefits then immediately get pregnant so she can take a year off...Now that helps that hospital immensely does it not....The dedication is not there with recent graduates and the public is paying for it dearly. 
David Amos
Reply to @Stanley Kerr: Methinks many nurse get their education here then go south of the 49th for better wages etc N'esy Pas?
Matt Steele
Sounds like the Province is having the same problem in recruiting Nurses as they have had in recruiting Substitute Teachers . Some School districts have reduced the qualifications of a Substitute teacher down to having a High School Diploma , and then being given a local permit to teach . If the Province wants qualified professional staff , then they need to start giving more pay , benefits and seniority to their casual Nurses and Teachers ; and do away with nepotism in the hiring process .
Roland Godin 
Reply to @Matt Steele:
Maybe, a basic 101 entry level course in personnel selection would help voters in choosing somehow qualified and competent legislators when scribbling their preferred colour paint by number politicians...et voilà.
David Amos 
Reply to @Matt Steele: Methinks nobody cares when apathy rules the day N'esy Pas?
David Amos 
Reply to @Roland Godin: Methinks it would be a major faux pas for an unethical government to teach people to think before they vote N'esy Pas?
Val Harris
Well imagine we have a urgent need for more nurses. Higgs doesn’t want to spend any money and ole Austin is happy with one licence plate. Lou bell what do you think one plate is better then more nurses no wait let’s put mvi stickers on cars every ten years. We could save 350 bucks 
David Amos 
Reply to @val harris: Welcome to the Circus

David Webb
$2 million per day just to pay interest on the debt. Thank you to all of our governments the last 50 years, and the voters that think that was no problem. So is it time to pay the piper, or, dig the hole even deeper? 
David Amos 
Reply to @David Webb: "or, dig the hole even deeper?"

Methinks the political parties and their bankster buddies want folks to believe Keynesian economics. Perhaps more folks should throw their hat in the ring as Independents and speak their minds from the soap box. Maybe a few of them would win next time like the tag team of Jane and Jody quite likely will N'esy Pas

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