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Nancy Wood

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As seen in: CBMT-TV (Montreal, QC), Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBC News, Emergency Medicine Journal, Tacoma News Tribune, Vineyard Gazette, Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, MDatl.com
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Intervention to increase colorectal cancer screening among emergency department patients: results from a randomised pilot study

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By Beau Abar, Chanjun Park, Nancy Wood Verified, Danielle Marino
| Emergency Medicine Journal Verified
Abstract Background Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide. Emergency departments (ED) represent a promising setting to address preventive health measures like CRC screening. Objectives The current study adapted an existing cervical cancer screening intervention for use in catalysing CRC screening. We evaluated feasibility of identification, provided preliminary effect size estimates and documented participant acceptability.
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Seeking Solutions to Workforce Shortages

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By Nancy Wood Verified, Haley Harward
| MDatl.com
The healthcare workforce shortage continues to present critical issues for hospitals and physician practices alike. According to one analysis, approximately 100,000 registered nurses left the field in 2021, and another study estimates that four years from now, 21% of physicians will be eligible to retire. Furthermore, the Association of American Medical Colleges predicts a shortage of 100,000 physicians nationwide.
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2nd victim from Laval daycare crash identified Original

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By Nancy Wood Verified
| CBC Montreal Verified
Five days after a Laval transit bus smashed into a daycare, killing two children and injuring six, the second young victim has been identified. In a statement, the parents of Maëva David said they and her older brother and sister have lost "a ray of sunshine, who devoured life." "Overflowing with energy, she seemed to spend more time in the air than on the ground but she was able to be concentrated and calm during her activities," the letter from Jessica Therrien and Nicolas David said.
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