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1. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaParents left scrambling as staff shortages close birth units

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   Dec 5, 2022 · Across the province this year, 25 hospitals have temporarily closed their birthing units at least once since July 6 (when Ontario Health started tracking the problem) because of staff shortages.

2. www.oha.com › Bulletins › OHA Fact Sheet on HospitalFact Sheet on Hospital Capacity - oha.com

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   Inaccurate claim #1 - Ontario has 492 Hospitals • Ontario has 141 public hospital corporations with services located across 217 sites. Ontario has 128 acute care corporations. • Of these 217 sites, 168 have acute care beds. 157 of these 168 sites have 10 acute care beds or more.

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3. www.bornontario.ca › en › dataData - BORN Ontario

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   How does BORN Ontario influence health care? By being the authoritative source for maternal-child health care data in the province. With over 1 million babies in the BORN Information System (BIS), we have world-class data and the technology to leverage it. High-quality data is an indispensable asset in today's health care economy.

4. www.pcmch.on.ca › perinatal-birthing-and-newbornPerinatal, Birthing and Newborn Levels of Care – PCMCH

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   Currently, Ontario has 93 hospitals that provide perinatal, birthing and newborn services. Of these, 51 hospitals have Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs). Working in partnership with regional and local health organizations, hospitals work to deliver services that fall within a standardized set of definitions and criteria.

5. www.statista.com › topics › 7575Hospitals in Canada - Statistics & Facts | Statista

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   May 23, 2024 · Sick time hours in inpatient units in Canadian hospitals 2017/18-2021/22. ... Most common reason for a hospital stay in Canada (besides giving birth)

6. www.ontariohealthcoalition.ca › wp-content › uploadsUnprecedented and Worsening - Ontario Health Coalition

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   In total, there have been 1,199 closures of vital health care services from January 1 to November 24. In other words, these services in Ontario have either temporarily or permanently closed in 1,199 instances this year so far.3 onsequently, 30,155 hours of care (equivalent to 3.44 years) have been lost to local communities this year so far.4

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   How many hospitals have closed birth units in Ontario?

   • Across the province this year, 25 hospitals have temporarily closed their birthing units at least once since July 6 (when Ontario Health started tracking the problem) because of staff shortages. Ontario Health would not provide a list of which hospitals closed birth units.

   Parents left scrambling as staff shortages close birth units

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   How many hospitals are in Ontario?

   • To ensure there is no confusion, below are the facts: Ontario has 141 public hospital corporations with services located across 217 sites. Ontario has 128 acute care corporations. Of these 217 sites, 168 have acute care beds. 157 of these 168 sites have 10 acute care beds or more.

   Fact Sheet on Hospital Capacity - oha.com

   www.oha.com/Bulletins/OHA Fact Sheet on Hospital Capacity and Projections Jan 15 2021.pdf

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   Why should you choose a Birth Centre in Ontario?

   • They offer a safe, comfortable, family-centred place to give birth outside of the hospital. In birth centres, care is provided by midwives. Midwives are the only primary care providers in Ontario with specific education and training to help people safely give birth outside of the hospital.

   Birth Centres in Ontario | AOM - Ontario Midwives

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   How many hospitals in Ontario have acute care beds?

   • Of these 217 sites, 168 have acute care beds. 157 of these 168 sites have 10 acute care beds or more. Of the 141 hospital corporations in Ontario; just 74 hospitals have ICUs reporting into Critical Care Services Ontario (CCSO). Hospitals without appropriate intensive care capacity cannot care for patients requiring life-saving critical care.

   Fact Sheet on Hospital Capacity - oha.com

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   Are hospital closures a problem in Ontario?

   • ction & Summary of FindingsIn Ontario, vital hospital services, such as emergency departments, maternity and obstetrics, outpatient laboratories and intensive care units, have been subject to repeated closu es in the last three years. These closures are unprecede ted and they are worsening. The duration o

   Unprecedented and Worsening - Ontario Health Coalition

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   What is the first birth centre in Ontario?

   • Tsi Non:we Ionnakeratstha Ona:grahsta’, Six Nations Maternal and Child Centre was the first birth centre in Ontario to open its doors in 1996. Care at this birth centre is provided by Aboriginal midwives In Ontario Aboriginal midwives provide primary health care to Indigenous families during pregnancy, labour and birth.

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8. www.ontariomidwives.ca › birth-centreBirth Centres in Ontario | AOM - Ontario Midwives

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   Midwives are the only primary care providers in Ontario with specific education and training to help people safely give birth outside of the hospital. There are two kinds of midwifery-led birth centres in Ontario: Those led entirely by Aboriginal Midwives (AMs) and those led by Registered Midwives (RMs) and AMs together.