Red Deer doctors say hospital surgical program on ‘brink of collapse’ | Globalnews.ca

Several of the Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre’s top doctors have penned a letter to Alberta’s health officials saying its surgery program could be on the “brink of collapse.”

Anesthesiologist Dr. Arun Anand says part of the problem stems from departing staff, who left the hospital for various reasons.Alberta communities still facing health facility closures – Aug 10, 2022

And with the anesthesiologist shortage, it’s left the on-call sheet towards the end of October empty; meaning no anesthesiologists, no surgeries. The urgent, five-page letter was addressed to Alberta Minister of Health Jason Copping as well as to AHS, and signed by six of the hospital’s chiefs: Dr. Glen Vajcner, Dr. Krishna Maragh, Dr. Christopher Cham, Dr. Arone Pabbies, Dr. Rodrigo Neira, and Dr. Stephanus Van Zyl.‘They’ve thrown excuses’: Alberta health experts concerned over hallway medicine directive

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