Nurses put on their gowns as they prepare to attend patients in the intensive care ward at the Halifax Infirmary in Halifax on Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan) CANADAHALIFAX news Stronger masking requirements return to Nova Scotia Health facilities by admin 26 سبتمبر، 2024 written by admin 26 سبتمبر، 2024 175 CITYnews hlifax / By Mark Hodgins Visitors and workers at Nova Scotia Health (NSH) will see new masking requirements starting this week. The health authority says the updated policy applies to everyone at inpatient and ambulatory areas where clinical care is provided. NSH spokesperson Jennifer Lewandowski said the change comes in response to rising COVID-19 activity in the province. “To ensure the safety of both patients and staff, everyone, regardless of their role or reason for being in these clinical care areas, is required to follow the updated masking policy,” Lewandowski told 95.7 NewsRadio in an email. The IWK Health Centre is also planning to bring back stronger masking requirements as of Oct. 1. “It’s not just COVID, it’s RSV, influenza, you name it,” said Dartmouth General emergency Dr. John Gillis. “The ERs are already at a breaking point.” 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post New dialysis units coming to three N.S. hospitals next post البحرية الأميركية تبدأ الاعتماد على الإنترنت الفضائي You may also like Halifax blood collection service to be closed again... 13 مارس، 2026 N.S. grant cuts will harm Mi’kmaq programs that... 13 مارس، 2026 Mounties charge 29-year-old man for driving while impaired... 13 مارس، 2026 Nova Scotia artist feels her chances ‘pretty good’... 13 مارس، 2026 Halifax man faces robbery charges after trading card... 13 مارس، 2026 Halifax unemployment rate rises slightly: StatCan 13 مارس، 2026 اغتيال الناشطة النسوية الكندية العراقية ينار محمد في... 13 مارس، 2026 كندا غير مستهدَفة بالتحقيقات الجمركية الأميركية الجديدة 13 مارس، 2026 تضاؤل احتياطي الألومنيوم العالمي جرّاء الحرب في إيران 13 مارس، 2026 كندا تعلن عن مساعدات إنسانية بقيمة 38 مليون... 13 مارس، 2026