Island doctor weighs in on report finding P.E.I. has worst rate of patients leaving ERs without care8 minutes agoDuration 7:138 minutes agoNewsDuration 7:13A new report finds that over 14 per cent of patients leave the ER before receiving care—almost double the national average. CBC’s Louise Martin spoke with Dr. Kay Dingwell, an ER doctor at Prince County Hospital, about the report’s findings. Related Stories P.E.I. has worst rate of patients leaving ERs without being treated, says think tank Quebecers went to the ER and left without care 430,000 times in 2024, report finds 41,000 New Brunswickers left Horizon ERs before being seen last year, report shows Winnipeg emergency room wait times ‘appalling,’ ER doctor says Long ER wait times continue to frustrate patients in WinnipegMore from NewsVideo3:45What you need to know about October’s municipal election6 minutes agoVideo2:14After P.E.I.’s dry summer, some towns are asking residents to use less water 19 minutes agoVideo13:49Anandasangaree says he won’t resign over gun buyback comments | Power & Politics19 minutes agoVideo14:15’I’m resolved to do my job’: Public Safety Minister | Power & Politics24 minutes agoVideo6:34Ukraine can win back all territory taken by Russia, Trump saysCBC News 30 minutes agoTrending NowVideo2:51Late-night hosts mock Trump as outrage over Kimmel suspension growsThe National September 20Video3:21Trump closes out Charlie Kirk memorialThe National September 22Video1:08 Reaction to U.S. ambassador being ‘disappointed’ with anti-American sentiment in CanadaPolitics News September 19Video2:02Young orcas ram boats off Portugal’s coast, sinking oneThe National September 20Video2:14Charlie Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk, says she forgives husband’s alleged killerCBC News September 21
Island doctor weighs in on report finding P.E.I. has worst rate of patients leaving ERs without care
