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安省疫情告急!医疗资源告急!

来源:  CCSA加拿大深圳社团联合总会      作者:  admin      发布时间:  2020-03-26

截至到3月24日中午12点,加拿大全国确诊人数2590例,较23日新增499例,其中最多的三个省是魁北克省是1013例,安省588例,BC省472例,死亡人数25人。

截至到3月24日中午12点,加拿大全国确诊人数2590例,较23日新增499例,其中最多的三个省是魁北克省是1013例,安省588例,BC省472例,死亡人数25人。

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安省医疗系统数据大起底

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2020年最新数据,安省总人口量达到1300万,而整个安省150,000名注册护士。什么概念?湖北省共210,000名注册护士,人口6000万左右。

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从医护人员人数上看,安省的注册护士人数是武汉的2.8倍。医生人数略少。但是新冠暴发后,湖北省整个省的注册护士210,000人大部分留驻在武汉,从全国又调集了17万医护人员参加到抗疫活动中。说明大规模暴发到基本控制住的1-3个月中,支援武汉的医护人员超过了30万人。

 

对抗疫情时间如果拉长,安省医护人员是不足的,而且基本没有可能后期补足的可能性。如医护人员发生大规模感染,安省医疗系统崩溃可能性很大。

 

安省医护人员在无防护状态下工作

 

多家医院医疗资源告急,前线医护人员裸露在病毒下,情况十分危机。据悉,N95医用口罩,防护服,头套,脚套,Face Sheild 严重不足,一部分医护人员用塑料袋包住头脚,坚持工作。

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▲“我们很害怕,我们什么都没有,没有发病的都不测试,不知道会有多少病人,而我们根本没有任何防护!”——来自世嘉堡的医生发来了现场工作的照片

“真的,我很害怕,我们什么防护都没有!明天去上班,我就住外面不回家了,不想我感染后把病毒带回家再感染我家里的老人和孩子们。” Mackenzie Health急诊护士非常难过地说。

在防护资源不足的情况下,平均每一个急诊护士一天接待300人左右,一个护士感染整个科室感染,后果不堪设想。意大利前期最早封国,暴发初期医疗设备严重不足的情况下,医护人员相继感染,无后期人员不足的情况下,医疗体系迅速崩溃。造成了今天的惨状。

 

政府反应迟缓——医疗资源去哪里儿了?

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3月18日,一封由上万名加拿大医护人员发起的签名活动,希望总理特鲁多和联邦卫生部部长了解一线医护人员现在的处境非常的危险。信中写到,防护服,N95口罩,医疗外科口罩,Face Shield,测试剂等已经严重匮乏了。他们完全暴露在病毒下,敦促政府加快物资供应。安省首席医疗官也公开敦促联邦政府加快医疗资源采购。以下是这封来自一线医护的求助信——让全加拿大人彻夜未眠!

 

Dear Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Minister of Health Patty Hajdu, provincial and territorial Premiers and Ministers of Health:

Our front line health care workers are already running out of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as N95 masks, surgical masks, gloves, and gowns. We also need access to hoods, face shields, goggles, and other protective equipment. There is a critical shortage of COVID-19 test kits, ventilators, hand sanitizer, and medications that might treat COVID-19 patients.This is unacceptably dangerous for health care workers and, in turn, the public.We understand the shortage is because many items were manufactured in China and Italy and that there is a global shortage.We urge you to mount a war-like effort to

 

1. Repurpose factories and skilled workers now to manufacture these items domestically and prioritize distribution to health care workers, who are not only human beings with their own hopes and dreams, but offer irreplaceable skills during a pandemic;

2. Call on individuals to donate sealed itemsthat they have stockpiled to hospitals and clinics, and educate them about scarcity;

3. Research how we can reuse existing stock more safelyin the face of COVID-19 with bleach, UV light, or other techniques, and the possibility of reusable cloth masks or gowns;

4. Liberate any stockpiled PPE from the SARS epidemic. Many of us would be willing to sign waivers and use expired PPE rather than nothing;

5. Buy any possible stock from Chinaand other countries;

6. Expand COVID-19 testing capabilities and treatment facilities;

7. Repurpose distilleries to manufacture hand sanitizer;

8. Manufacture chloroquine, hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil), and anti-viralsthat could potentially treat COVID-19 patients but are currently backordered and unavailable.

 

In the meantime, it would help our efforts greatly if you legislated every individual to self-isolate.

 

Sincerely,

 

Melissa Yuan-Innes, MD

Bridget Thompson, MD

Anna Mayer, MD

Carol Loffelmann, MD

Linda Sun, MD

Renee Givari, MD

Cassy Shitong Wang, MD

Danielle Major Galasso, MD

Rae Brager, MD

Kieu Phung, MD

Najma Ahmed, MD

Jolene Drake, MD

Caroline Juszczynski, MD

Audrey Moreau, MD

Yalda Mirmesdagh, MD

Kelvin Chan, MD

Lidia Stasiak, MD

Elin Raymond, MD

Carmel Moluk Razzaghi, MD

Katherine Kasha, MD

Sarah Rinaldi, MD

Kerri Bossert, MD

Julie Gagnon, MD

Oluwatoni Oyewole, MD

Roberta Mackenzie, MD

Aliza Aziz, MD

Deepa Soni, MD

Valerie Cyr, MD

Stephanie Sischek, MD

Tiffany Parsons, MD

Emily Thompson, MD

Gregory L. Smith, MD

Irfan Moledina, MD

Sophia Bianchi, MD

Kenton Nicholson, MD

Samantha Jean, MD

Lindsay MacDonald, MD

Laura Coughlan, MD

Tammy Matthew, MD

James Matthew, MD

Noelle Carrier, MD

Penny Yin, MD

Andrea Fulmore, MD

Nicholas Blanchette, MD

Janneme Frouws, MD

Melissa Gross, MD

Christine Suess, MD

Bryan Fong, MD

Nicole Vosters, MD

Averil Ivsins, MD

Aarthi Rajagopalan, MD

Rama Koneru, MD

Anne Pomerleau, MD

Matthias Ziller, MD

Xue Jiao Li, MD

Stephanie Popiel, MD

Karen Rivera, MD

Elsa Maciagowski, MD

Melanie Hall, MD

Mark Tsai, MD

Daniela Porter, MD

Adriana Cipolletti, MD

 

但是,世界136个国家和地区沦陷,新冠肺炎正处于大暴发时期,各国纷纷关闭国门,世界几乎陷于停滞状态,谁来生产和运输这些医护物资?加拿大还在等着选拔采购,对物资进行严格筛选。根本不懂特殊时期,特殊情况,特殊处理,贻误时机,将来会导致更多的人失去生命,会给社会造成不可估量损失。