So thankful to be a part of @Sunnybrook’s Emergency Department. We are just a fraction of the many frontline workers doing their part to keep our city safe and care for those in need! #FrontLineHeroes #EDnurse #ourcity #Toronto #COVIDー19 #coronavirus #blessed #ThankYou

State of Emergency- I met ⁦@alandrummond2⁩ at a conference once. Grateful for him & others like him that continue to show up & advocate for better while still practising with skill & compassion despite the challenges. We have a lot of work to do.

Yesterday I checked off a big goal of mine… Masters of Nursing! Thanks to all who pushed and encouraged me during this challenging time. Here is to all of the future nursing leaders and new nurses entering the field! @UofT @UofTNursing #uoftalumni #uoftgrads22 #bloombergnursing

I'm sad for the people of #ontario as they must get used to waiting >6-12hrs for emergency department visits for the foreseeable future. A friend visited a GTA hospital recently with chest pain....and left after 12hrs before seeing an MD. This is a problem.

We keep hearing how our healthcare system is collapsing (which it is). But that does nothing to improve our understanding. Let’s use a hypothetical emergency department visit to highlight the disaster that is happening every day around the country. Here’s a thread 🧵:

October 15 is #PregnancyAndInfantLossAwarenessDay. Two years ago, Brandon lost his daughter Hannah Grace. Today, he is using his experience to educate health-care providers & help shape the care families experiencing loss receive. He shares his journey:

As the pandemic continues to take its toll on Ontario’s health care system, emergency room physician @Dr_Keefer joins @Candace_Global to explain why he penned an open letter to the government, addressing a severe nursing shortage.

Hundreds of Ontario emergency room physicians have signed an open letter to Premier Doug Ford demanding that the province increase the pay of critical-care nurses and repeal Bill 124. https://t.co/ms36cCFpKe

North York's @Sunnybrook hospital launches campaign to destigmatize pregnancy loss https://t.co/Ry128Y7os7

Looking for information on mixing mRNA vaccine doses? Sunnybrook microbiologist Dr. Rob Kozak answers some common questions in this Q&A:

The third wave is ravaging our communities. We are heartbroken & exhausted. As our ICU & dedicated COVID-19 units continue to fill, Dr. Shelly Dev, critical care physician at Sunnybrook, shares an unfiltered, raw account of what it's like on the front-lines. (1/11) ⬇

Prince Philip’s life in photos, from early days in Corfu to school in Scotland and his role alongside the Queen

For whoever needs to see this...3rd wave is waaayyyyy worse than 1st and 2nd. #frontlines

In February, Sunnybrook began to make room to accommodate a Mobile Health Unit, in partnership with the federal and provincial governments. We will be working with the province and our partners in the system to staff the facility. Learn more:

FLU IN CANADA January 2020 January 2021 16,438 Cases 55 Cases 25% Positive 0.02% Positivity

Sunnybrook doctor reflects on receiving Canada's first COVID-19 patient, one year later https://t.co/CdCJBM7Zcm

As part of last night's #NHLFaceOff celebrations, we were honoured to have courageous frontline workers introduce our 2020-21 team 👏 Thank you for everything you do 💙

Proudly Vaccinated! #PfizerVaccine #HealthcareWorkers #Frontline #InThisTogether

Here’s to hugging our loved ones so tight and never letting go. Together we can get through 2021, stronger, vaccinated, & even more grateful for our community and the little things that bring us joy 🤍 @Sunnybrook @TorontoMedics @Ornge @cityoftoronto #GetVaccinated #ByeBye2020

Here I describe a brief overview of how the Pfizer/BioNTech or Moderna mRNA vaccines work. Taking a vaccine is one’s personal choice, and I hope this video can help someone make that decision rooted in science.

The mRNA vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna) are kind of brilliant at a science level. I’ve had a few people in my real non-Twitter life ask me to explain how it works so I’m going to try my best here in this thread while I’m waiting for a patient to show.