Tag: childrens-emergency-care
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MCH program brings emergency expertise to community hospitals on demand
Imagine your child is rushed to your local emergency department under life-threatening circumstances. Their heartbeat or breathing has stopped, so...
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New strategies to reduce waits in McMaster Children’s Hospital Emergency Department
Emergency departments throughout the province have been busier than ever over the past couple of years due to a number...
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Update on hospital capacity – December 28, 2023
Hamilton’s healthcare partners are asking for the community’s help in preventing the spread of respiratory illness this fall/winter season and...
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What to do if your child has a cough or breathing issues
A cough alone is not necessarily concerning, but pay attention to how your child is breathing when they are not...
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Fever phobia? Here’s what you need to know about kids and fevers
Fevers can be scary for parents. It is usually a sign that your child’s body is fighting an infection. A...
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Rashes in kids—when to worry
Rashes are a common source of visits to the doctor, especially among kids. Occasionally, they can be a sign of...
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