Are people with non-urgent problems clogging up Ontario ERs? Here’s what the data shows
After hospitals warned patients to consider alternatives to the ER if they had “non-emergent” problems, the Star complied data from 19 emergency departments.
After hospitals warned patients to consider alternatives to the ER if they had “non-emergent” problems, the Star complied data from 19 emergency departments.
Pseudohyperkalemia refers to an elevated in vitro potassium level, but without in vivo hyperkalemia.[1][1] Of 991 patients with CLL and a leukocyte count of 50 × 109/L or higher, 12% had at least 1 instance of pseudohyperkalemia.[2][2] In a study of 49 patients with CLL and pseudohyperkalemia, the
Hope Air, founded in 1986, has provided thousands of free medical travel arrangements to patients in Northern Ontario.