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CHEO resumes treating older teens as pressures ease

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CHEO says it once again providing care for older teenagers after two months of sending them to adult hospitals to deal with a never-before-seen surge in respiratory illnesses among younger children.

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CTV News

CHEO resumes treating older teens as pressures ease

CHEO says it once again providing care for older teenagers after two months of sending them to adult hospitals to deal with a never-before-seen surge in respiratory illnesses among younger children.

1 year ago·Canada

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CBC News

CHEO treating older teens again as hospital pressure 'stabilizing'

CHEO says it is treating patients who are 16 and 17 years old again about two months after the hospital had to start directing them to adult hospitals to ease its patient burden.

1 year ago·Canada

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Global News

CHEO treating older teens again, says surge in respiratory illnesses is stabilizing

CHEO says it's providing emergency and inpatient care to all 16- and 17-year-olds again after diverting them to adult hospitals in the Ottawa area in November.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Toronto Star

CHEO treating older teens again, says surge in respiratory illnesses is stabilizing

Eastern Ontario’s major pediatric hospital says it’s resumed treating older teens now that a surge in respiratory illnesses is stabilizing.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Montgomery Advertiser

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1 year ago·Montgomery, United States

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myprescottnow.com

CHEO resuming treatment of older teen patients : My Prescott Now

The Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario is once again treating older teens. CHEO had suspended emergency and inpatient care of sixteen and seventeen olds as the hospital dealt with a surge in respiratory illnesses. During that time, older children were sent to adult hospitals in the Ottawa area. Hospital officials say the number of patients with respiratory illnesses they are seeing has started to stabilize. This news comes on the heels of To…

1 year ago·Prescott, Canada

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