I have a comfortable job in India, should I move to Canada?
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question raised by someone in Quara:
I have a comfortable job in India,
should I move to Canada?
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41 answers are listed.I picked some ,may leads discussions.
With surprise
I crossed a BBC News published in October 2012 ,even after 7 years , still it is relevant
Why would you leave the West for India?
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reply comments-it is very interesting .Only few people reveals truth.In some
aspects developing countries are better than developed.You can read more on
Medical treatments,People say it is free.Yyes it is free in India,too ,But
those having extra money and having health insurance get treatment in Private
Hospitals.No dought ,in Tamil Nadu ,India ,the Govt Hospitals are very much equipped
and you need some reference from Doctors .
B.C. emergency wait times worse than most in Canada: report
Wait times in B.C. hospital emergency rooms are now among some of the worst in the county.
People in B.C. needing urgent care are having to wait much longer than patients elsewhere in Canada.
A newly released report finds patients visiting emergency rooms in B.C. are spending more time waiting than most places in the country.
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A newly released report suggests that patients visiting British
Columbia emergency rooms spend more time waiting for treatment than in ERs
elsewhere in the country.
Ninety per cent of B.C. ER visits were complete after 8.4 hours in
the 2016-17 fiscal year, up from the national average of 7.8.
And in addition to longer wait times over the national average,
the report released Thursdayby
the Canadian Institute for Health Information found that the length of time for
90 per cent completion was up over the same period the year before by about 12
minutes.
B.C.'s wait times have increased, but nationally the average has
remained relatively stable when compared to last year.
While B.C. ranked worse than the national average, Manitoba and
Saskatchewan had even higher completion times.
The study suggested 90 per cent of patients' ER visits were
complete after 11.9 hours in Manitoba and 10.1 hours in Saskatchewan. P.E.I.
and Nova Scotia had about the same 90 per cent completion time as the Canadian
average, while Ontario's was 7.5 hours, Alberta's was 7.1 and the Yukon's was
4.3.
CIHI did not provide data for Canada's other provinces.
When looking at the median length of stay in emergency rooms, B.C.
tied with P.E.I. for fourth with about 50 per cent of ER visits completed in
2.9 hours. Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia had worse times, while
Ontario, Alberta and the Yukon fared better. The Canadian median was 2.7 hours.
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