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Ostomy Supplies Claim Submission Form
This form is used to submit a claim to the Ostomy Supplies Program.
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Ostomy Supplies Program - Patient Application
To apply for the Ostomy Supplies Program, you must complete this form as part of the application process.
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Ostomy Supplies Program Registration - Health Care Provider Form
Your health care provider must complete this form as part of the application process for the Ostomy Supplies Program.
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Finding professional fulfillment and a warm welcome in rural health care
Andrew Fudge found a welcoming community and a fulfilling career when he moved from Newfoundland to work as a registered nurse at Western Hospital in Alberton. After graduating from Memorial University last year, Fudge said he chose Prince Edward Island because it offered a...
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Additional air quality test results - December
Additional air quality test results from Three Oaks Senior High School - December 2018
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Remember to call ahead on medical appointments
Due to inclement weather and road conditions forecasted for the next two days, Health PEI reminds Islanders with appointments at hospitals, clinics and other health care services to please call ahead to confirm their appointment – or notify staff if they are unable to make the...
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Des subventions pour le mieux-être aideront les Insulaires à vivre en santé
Treize groupes communautaires de l’Île ont reçu cette année des fonds du gouvernement provincial pour des projets qui font la promotion du mieux-être et des saines habitudes de vie. Le Programme de subventions pour le mieux-être attribue chaque année la somme de 50 000 $ afin d...
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Guidance for Management of a Gastrointestinal Outbreak at a Long-Term Care/Community Care Facility
This reference document is intended to provide information and guidance to facilities that are experiencing an increased number of gastrointestinal (GI) infections where the infectious agent may or may not have been identified.