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Quebec allowing four people per room in care homes, against coroner's recommendations

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Quebec's Health Department is allowing long-term care centres to house up to four residents in the same room. The decision is in conflict with a formal recommendation by coroner G�hane Kamel. Kamel said Quebec should ensure that residential-care facilities are able to offer single rooms to patients.

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Quebec 'temporarily' allowing four patients per room at long-term care homes

The province is now allowing up to four residents per room into Quebec's long-term care residences as a temporary measure to ease overcrowding in hospitals.

2 years ago·Canada

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CBC News

Quebec allowing up to 4 residents per room in long-term care, despite ongoing pandemic

The Quebec government said the move is exceptional and temporary, aiming to address a backlog as thousands wait to enter in the province’s public long-term care homes, also known as CHSLDs.

2 years ago·Canada

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Global News

Quebec allowing 4 people per room in long-term care homes, against coroner’s recommendations

The decision is in conflict with a recommendation by a coroner who investigated the high death toll in the province's long-term care homes during the first wave of the pandemic.

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press

Quebec allowing four people per room in care homes, against coroner's recommendations

MONTREAL – Quebec’s Health Department is allowing long-term care centres to house up to four residents in the same room — a new directive that runs against recommendations by the coroner. Jean-Charles Del Duchetto, a spokesman for the province’s seniors minister, says increasing the number of people in long-term care rooms will help reduce wait […]

2 years ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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2 years ago·Canada

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The Toronto Star

Quebec allowing four people per room in care homes, against coroner’s recommendations

MONTREAL - Quebec’s Health Department is allowing long-term care centres to house up to four residents in the same room — a new directive that runs ag...

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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Quebec 'temporarily' allowing four patients per room at long-term care homes

Quebec 'temporarily' allowing four patients per room at long-term care homes

Quebec allowing up to 4 residents per room in long-term care, despite ongoing pandemic

Quebec allowing up to 4 residents per room in long-term care, despite ongoing pandemic

Quebec allowing 4 people per room in long-term care homes, against coroner’s recommendations

Quebec allowing 4 people per room in long-term care homes, against coroner’s recommendations

Quebec allowing four people per room in care homes, against coroner's recommendations

Quebec allowing four people per room in care homes, against coroner's recommendations

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