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Wishes can come true.
89-year-old Winnipeg resident Terry Miller is able to stay at home longer and have less visits to the hospital thanks to a year-long pilot project, which is a type of virtual hospital ward. She lives with her husband Dan and requires 24-hour care and support due to mini-strokes and Alzheimer's Disease. Terry Miller is one of ten chronically ill people who have benefited from this virtual hospital project. See the whole story here:
House Calls Keep Ailing Winnipeg Patients Out of Congested Emergency Rooms
Good news for all who were involved. Let's hope this program can keep going and help others.
- Angela Gentile
Wishes can come true.
89-year-old Winnipeg resident Terry Miller is able to stay at home longer and have less visits to the hospital thanks to a year-long pilot project, which is a type of virtual hospital ward. She lives with her husband Dan and requires 24-hour care and support due to mini-strokes and Alzheimer's Disease. Terry Miller is one of ten chronically ill people who have benefited from this virtual hospital project. See the whole story here:
House Calls Keep Ailing Winnipeg Patients Out of Congested Emergency Rooms
Good news for all who were involved. Let's hope this program can keep going and help others.
- Angela Gentile
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