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The state of healthcare in Fredericton, NB Canada
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We don't have enough nurses. We can't keep them. The nursing program at UNB is underfunded and is not putting enough people through to meet the demand, and even if this wasn't the case the nurses would just leave anyway because that appears to be the strategy: exploit the cheap economy for your personal education needs, and then go somewhere else to make more money in a less stressful environment. We all really appreciate your dedication to the Hippocratic oath.
Many people do not have a family doctor. There are a series of clinics, walk-in and otherwise, which are all over town and from my experience, as a non-medical professional end user of this system, it's like they're all in "temporary" locations now. So there's a bunch of irrelevant addresses and phone numbers on the internet and it is ludicrously difficult to get accurate info.
I just called one clinic hoping it was the one I was looking for, but it wasn't, because it's just that confusing. And I was then informed that the clinic I was trying to call "doesn't take phone calls."
How did this happen. I've been running around town screaming like a lunatic for three years now. Frederictonians, I'm asking you with a pretty stern, angry look on my face. How did you let this happen?
You know who I am. You can't say I didn't try to get to the bottom of it, or raise awareness of it. Now we're all living with the results of your complacency.
Have a good one.
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