We are aware of Nova Scotia Health Authority information on social media that identifies some Nova Scotia postal code areas or “community clusters” where public health has identified higher rates or spread of COVID-19.
The workers at the Musquodoboit Valley Memorial Hospital and Musquodoboit Valley Home for Special Care (fondly known as Braeside) in Middle Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia are feeling loved and supported by the community during this uncertain time.
The Association of Psychologists of NS (APNS), Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness and Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) are collaborating to increase support to Nova Scotians impacted by the tragic events of April 18 and 19.
Patients who require services at the Collaborative Emergency Centre (CEC) at Annapolis Community Health Centre will now be able to access the CEC seven days a week. This is a temporary measure as part of the response to COVID-19.
As COVID-19 continues in Nova Scotia, Sobeys Spryfield store manager, Garron Carmichael, and Wellbeing Counsellor, Elizabeth MacDonald, wanted to help health care workers who are putting themselves on the front lines every day. They came up with the idea to use their food and nutrition expertise to help QEII Health Sciences Centre health care teams do what they’re experts at – caring for patients.
