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Student Recognition ExpandStudent Recognition Submenu.For Students ExpandFor Students Submenu.Community Resources ExpandCommunity Resources Submenu.Strategic Plan ExpandStrategic Plan Submenu.About Student Affairs ExpandAbout Student Affairs Submenu.Previously, patients needed to attend a private lab or sent to a hospital’s ER for evaluation. “This will be valuable for on-site diagnosis, as part of therapeutic treatment, or as essential information that’s sent to the hospital with a patient.”ĮCG machines allow the medical team to evaluate the electrical activity of heart tissue and, in a matter of minutes, have a clear idea of the patient’s cardiac function recorded for evaluation. “Improving patient-focused outcomes in our community requires that local health care providers have the latest point-of-care diagnostic tools,” Sally McLean, a health foundation board member, said. When the health foundation heard of the clinic’s need for an electrocardiogram it encouraged the medical team to work with it to acquire the much-needed technology, as it fits with the foundation’s goal of enhancing a broad range of health-related needs of Sooke Region residents. “Expanding the scope of community-based diagnostic services increases the ability of our local medical team to diagnose life-threatening emergencies in a timely manner and will play a great part in reducing travel to unnecessary emergency room visits,” Forsberg said. The machine was funded by the Sooke and Juan de Fuca Health Foundation for $3,000.ĪLSO READ: Sooke expanded health-care facility officially complete It’s the first time the clinic has had dedicated ECG equipment. The donation of an interpretive electrocardiogram will allow medical teams to diagnose life-threatening emergencies in a “timely manner” at the West Coast Family Medical Clinic in Sooke, family physician Dr.
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