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What is the Difference between OR and ER in hospitals?
The OR is the orthopedics ward, I believe, where they study bones. The ER is the Emergency Room.
When was Emergency Ward - album - created?
Emergency Ward - album - was created in 1972.
Where can a person go for mental health treatment in Toronto?
There are a number of places one can go to for mental health treatment in Toronto. In an emergency one should visit their local General Practitioner or emergency ward. Other organisations who offer longer term assistance include the Canadian Mental Health Association and Community Resource Connections of Toronto.
When was Emergency Ward - film - created?
Emergency Ward - film - was created on 1952-02-28.
What does the University Health Network do?
The University Health Network is a group of four networked hospitals in Toronto that work to provide Canadian residents with quality medical care. The hospitals in the network include Toronto General, Toronto Western, Princess Margaret and Toronto Rehab hospitals.
Where was Joel Ward born?
Joel Ward was born in Toronto, Ontario on 12-02-80.
When was Theo Ward born?
Theo Ward was born on October 4, 1970, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Which hospitals in your area have an Emergency Room?
It depends on where your area is, if it has an emergency room or not. Most hospitals though should have an emergency room though. Here in this area though, Williamson County hospital has one as well as Vanderbilt hospital.
What is a sentence with the word emergency?
i was standing in the emergency ward. During emergency we were scared.
Do the housekeeping staff at most hospitals receive emergency first aid training?
Yes, in most hospitals housekeeping staff receive CPR training and other emergency first aid trinings.
Who supplies leeches to hospitals in Toronto?
Leeches are supplied to many hospitals in Canada by Ricarimpex and other companies. They are not widely used in treatments in Canada.
What has the author Kaija Blalock written?
Kaija Blalock has written: 'Questionable hospitals' -- subject(s): Emergency medical services, Emergency service, Health services administration, Hospitals, Law and legislation, Statistics
