Laura Tamblyn Watts, chief executive officer of CanAge, a national seniors’ advocacy organization, said a broader system is needed for helping homes beyond the local hospital to prevent massive outbreaks, including a rapid-response team that can go in immediately. “This sector has been abandoned by the government,” Ms. Tamblyn Watts said.
The Globe & Mail – Urgent plea for doctors goes out at Toronto-area nursing home hit by COVID-19
Laura Tamblyn Watts, chief executive officer of CanAge, a national seniors’ advocacy organization, said a broader system is needed for helping homes beyond the local hospital to prevent massive outbreaks, including a rapid-response team that can go in immediately. “This sector has been abandoned by the government,” Ms. Tamblyn Watts said.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-ltc-home-with-145-covid-19-patients-puts-out-mayday-call-as-it-runs/
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