Department of Emergency Medicine | Saint John Regional Hospital

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Painful red eye? Review a case of uveitis in this month's Resident Clinical Pearl (RCP) https://t.co/pq5BNB2qBn

1 week ago
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Looking for a quick way to enhance your learning? Get your emergency medicine fix with our Resident Clinical Pearls… https://t.co/6D5ddvzc7b

2 weeks ago
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RT @PaulAtkinsonEM: Remembering all those in recovery and all residential school survivors today. #RecoveryDay #OrangeshirtDay… https://t.co/7Eg8vpZsnJ

4 weeks ago
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RT @PaulAtkinsonEM: My take on #EDRedirection - when ON shift: see everyone who presents to your ED in a professional, caring, efficien… https://t.co/VG59JyhMbj

4 weeks ago
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RT @PaulAtkinsonEM: Thanks for publishing @TJProvincial ...a new way to approach healthcare access? @CMA_Docs @NBHealthCouncil… https://t.co/4UdGIA4K0t

4 weeks ago
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RT @CJEMonline: #CJEMDebate series: #EDRedirection @eccucourse: Should low acuity patients be diverted from the ED? Safe? Ethical?… https://t.co/6XNCvlgS8A

1 month ago
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https://t.co/viWzdniC9D @HorizonHealthNB provides a network of community COVID testing centres through 811. Please… https://t.co/p2SiGAcJv6

1 month ago
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RT @eccucourse: ...perhaps it is just the wording, and your comment on access to timely primary healthcare is at the core of the is… https://t.co/3y9f42T150

1 month ago
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RT @eccucourse: @KenMcGeorge most of your commentaries are spot on. But this disconnect/oxymoron seems to persist. Please explain w… https://t.co/M2jmhp2JS1

1 month ago
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Join us at the @DalEMResearch East Coast Fall Research Series - kicks off at 6.30pm AST today. More at:… https://t.co/SYvtnx0FMl

1 month ago
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Thanks Brian and Jeremy https://t.co/jW5bVaPfQB

1 month ago
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It is dangerous when a hospital is full and there is no room for emergency patients. #likenow @CAEP_Docs

1 month ago

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SAINT JOHN REGIONAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Level One, Saint John Regional Hospital
400 University Avenue
PO Box 2100
Saint John, New Brunswick CANADA
E2L 4L2

Academic Department: 506.648.6092 (TEL)
506.648.6055 (FAX)
Clinical Department: 506.648.6900 (TEL)

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