Health Minister Randy Delorey
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Nova Scotia to regulate nicotine levels in e-cigarettes in proposed legislationNova Scotia was the first province in Canada to ban flavours, and Delorey says the details of the nicotine regulations will be established at a later date.HealthFeb 27, 2020
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Nova Scotia’s online health tool to shut down entirely in MarchAccording to the province, the total cost of the pilot and the program was about $12.2 million, of which about $7.6 million went to McKesson under their contract.HealthFeb 14, 2020
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‘I needed help’: East Hants doctor says he asked government for more support for ‘several’ yearsRecently, Dr. David Sheehy decided to close his clinic doors after 37 years of practice.HealthJan 8, 2020
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CODE ZERO: N.S. health minister hopes new doctors’ agreement will combat growing ER closuresRandy Delorey's comments come after Global News analyzed government reports and found a sharp increase in temporary emergency room closures in Nova Scotia.CanadaDec 18, 2019
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N.S. PCs to introduce legislation that bans vaping for people under 19Along with banning vaping for those under 19, the bill would ban flavoured e-liquids and require a review of the legislation after five years.HealthOct 2, 2019
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N.S. nursing law places all types of nurses under single regulatory bodyHealth Minister Randy Delorey says the college will regulate registered nurses, nurse practitioners and licensed practical nurses.HealthJun 5, 2019
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Fundraiser underway to open overdose prevention site in HalifaxThe HaliFIX Overdose Prevention Society plans to apply to Health Canada for an exemption that would allow them to proceed with building a "barebones site."HealthApr 13, 2019
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93 per cent of N.S. nurses feel patients are at risk due to staff shortages: NSGEU surveyThe results of the survey were brought forward during question period at the Nova Scotia legislature on Thursday by NDP Leader Gary Burrill.HealthApr 4, 2019
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‘We’re criminalizing addicts’: Overdose prevention site advocates rally outside of N.S. legislatureDozens of people rallied through downtown Halifax streets on Wednesday, urging the government to open Atlantic Canada's first overdose prevention site (OPS) in Halifax.HealthMar 27, 2019
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Cancer patient’s daily commute between hospitals is unacceptable: N.S. ToriesNova Scotia's Opposition Progressive Conservatives say it is unacceptable that a woman with cancer is being transported daily between two Halifax hospitals for treatment.HealthNov 22, 2018
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