SK like other provinces had a year to prepare and could have been using treatments that could have mitigated the problem, but instead chose to maintain pre-pandemic hospital capacity and adopted and vaccines-or-bust strategy. This is why only c. 80 patients in ICU are resulting in a "crisis". You should be very concerned that out medical system (apparently) can't cope with a "new" virus that has a 99.99% survival rate. Too bad "health experts" were more concerned with politicizing covid19 than actually working in the public's interest to end this "pandemic".
You say "they could have done it different" but provide nothing else.
You should be very concerned that out medical system (apparently) can't cope with a "new" virus that has a 99.99% survival rate.
I gather you're not a taxpayer. Taxpayers would be screaming themselves to death if they had to pay for a system that stood around waiting for global pandemics.
99.99% survival
That number is only valid if you include the people who don't get the virus, so it's pretty much useless. Look at the "Closed Cases" box on the following web page and grade school math will show you that of the people who test positive for the virus globally, one in fifty dies. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
When? Back that statement up.
How could Saskatchewan have avoided shipping ICU patients to Ontario last week.
SK like other provinces had a year to prepare and could have been using treatments that could have mitigated the problem, but instead chose to maintain pre-pandemic hospital capacity and adopted and vaccines-or-bust strategy. This is why only c. 80 patients in ICU are resulting in a "crisis". You should be very concerned that out medical system (apparently) can't cope with a "new" virus that has a 99.99% survival rate. Too bad "health experts" were more concerned with politicizing covid19 than actually working in the public's interest to end this "pandemic".
You say "they could have done it different" but provide nothing else.
I gather you're not a taxpayer. Taxpayers would be screaming themselves to death if they had to pay for a system that stood around waiting for global pandemics.
That number is only valid if you include the people who don't get the virus, so it's pretty much useless. Look at the "Closed Cases" box on the following web page and grade school math will show you that of the people who test positive for the virus globally, one in fifty dies. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/