Balraj Mann
@BalrajKMann
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Glass half full kinda girl, working to move mountains in health, bring more awareness to hidden violence against women and children
Joined April 2015
"Even myself hearing that people are spending three and four and five months stays in hospitals because of bedsores … makes us realize the necessity to act." #PressureInjuries #SCI #Disability #LengthOfStay @SCIAlberta
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A Quebec community organization is calling for the establishment of specialized services in Eastern Quebec to prevent bedsores in people with spinal cord injuries.
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Happy #InternationalWomensDay Support reproductive freedom Support sex education Support universal contraception Support abortion access Support women’s health Fight gender pay gaps Fight gender inequality Fight gender-based violence Vote!
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Health professionals: join us to hear the latest in Diabetes and Endocrine including COVID-19 in the endocrine system, male hypogonadism, ovarian insufficiency, opioids https://t.co/hbzb6JM5jH
@EdmOdayminPCN @Albertadoctors @ABFamDocs @yegSouthsidePCN @EZMSA2 @EWPCNHealth
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*Everything* we know about resilient systems says to integrate, not 'disaggregate'. Albertans, pls push back against this. No matter how you vote, this will not make #healthcare easier to access or safer... just more chaos in a stressed system. #abpoli
https://t.co/RXP6ekzkeW
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Health Minister Adriana LaGrange says the Alberta government is fundamentally restructuring health care because the system "is not working."
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#HeartDisease is the leading cause of death for women, things we can do to change this: 1) Value women’s health 2) Support women-led research 3) Believe women, ALL women. @LibinInstitute @HeartandStroke @HTNCanada #WearRedCanada #HerHeartMatters
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Still some spots remaining. Consider joining either virtually or in person. RTs appreciated too https://t.co/lESrvgR7xF
@EMERGENCY_SCN @PfParks @shazmamithani @AHS_media @AHS_CentralZone @ahs_scn @ucalgarynursing @UCalgaryRural @AHS_YEGZone @ahs_ems @JasonCoppingAB
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Congratulations @mihill68 A very well deserved recognition for the incredible work you have led in acute stroke and continue to lead! Such a privilege to work and learn from you.
HUGE shout out to my dyad partner Dr. Michael Hill for receiving this recognition! It’s a privilege to work along side you! #Outcomes #Improvement #AcuteStroke @mihill68 @ahs_scn @tjhockeymom
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Are you replacing old items after Christmas and wondering what to do with everything? If you donate your items to @GoodwillAB in the Edmonton Metropolitan Area and say they are for WIN House, Goodwill provides us with gift cards for our Champions to shop for what they need!
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ICYMI “In 🇨🇦, as of August 2022, more than 1.4 million people – or about 14.8 % of adults who have contracted COVID-19 – say they experience (#LongCovid) symptoms three months or more after their initial infection.” @mbastaw @DP_Gross @BalrajKMann @KA_Churchill @Robmar702
#LongCovid is a serious health condition that can have enduring consequences. Our Task Force reviewed scientific evidence and heard from people with lived experience. Today, I delivered our recommendations: https://t.co/TyqD8A4zJy
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I recently came across data on who we spend our time with over the course of our lives. The insights are simultaneously inspiring and depressing. Here are 6 graphs everyone needs to see:
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#WorldDiabetesDay2022 Much progress has been made but there is much more to do w ⬆️ rates & barriers to access! For @AHS_media and @ahs_scn resources check out https://t.co/KSF1YwSEau 🏃🏾♀️🥗🚭
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Today is #WorldDiabetesDay! Language around diabetes is critical to end #diabetes stigma, blame and shame. ⬇️
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ICYMI .. Long Covid's astounding impact, explained in numbers and charts – video https://t.co/xpFy4kgvfy
#LongCovid @BalrajKMann @shy_amlani @liskel01 @Pts4Chg
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Something about Covid causes a significant portion of people to experience symptoms long after the initial sickness – so what do the studies tell us?
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Proud to share our recent paper showing that pulmonary rehab delivered virtually at home during the pandemic is safe and effective for patients with respiratory conditions. https://t.co/v5U9INThnV
@accpchest @PR_Assembly
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Older adults with regular activity routines are happier and do better on cognitive tests, study finds https://t.co/1FAtPhao5q via @medical_xpress #aging Active adults "happier, less depressed and had better cognitive function than other participants." #Move!
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Older adults who consistently get up early and remain active throughout the day are happier and perform better on cognitive tests than those with irregular activity patterns, according to a new study...
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Excellent piece on #longCovid by @edyong209 “Brain fog isn’t like a hangover or depression. It’s a disorder of executive function that makes basic cognitive tasks absurdly hard.” @Pts4Chg @LongCOVIDPhysio @LongCovidOT
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Brain fog isn’t like a hangover or depression. It’s a disorder of executive function that makes basic cognitive tasks absurdly hard.
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Breaking - Ontario's recently disbanded Science Table says province needs a “proactive & comprehensive strategy” to manage #longCOVID, including substantial investments in research.” @Covid_Rehab @KA_Churchill @mbastaw
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Ontario's recently disbanded science table says the province needs a “proactive and comprehensive strategy” to manage long COVID, including substantial investments in research.
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There’s still time to grab teen burgers for the whole family for dinner tonight for @AWCanada #BurgersToBeatMS in support of @MSSocietyCanada Here’s all the easy ways to make dinner tonight! Let’s eat teen burgers Canada!
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Dr. Michael Stickland led a study that looked at using a “transition bundle” and a care coordinator with hospitalized COPD patients. The bundle was found to lower hospital readmissions and increase patient follow-up with a family doctor. Read more:
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Research suggests a leader's positive energy is the single most powerful predictor of organisational performance. Unlike physical or mental energy, positive relational energy doesn’t diminish with use; it grows. We can choose to build it https://t.co/QdIkdeJTD1 V @RosabethKanter
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✔️this out. Understanding the early impact of Post-COVID Conditions in Alberta #LongCovid @SLKashuba @NicoleM91586860 @ShawnaCurry_ @paulwrightpfcc @BalrajKMann @KA_Churchill @mbastaw
https://t.co/OMKMnxviGl
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