Why a drop in pandemic ER visits was deadly for some conditions — but had no impact on others episode artwork

EPISODE · May 26, 2021 · 20 MIN

Why a drop in pandemic ER visits was deadly for some conditions — but had no impact on others

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Surgery delays, addiction, a steep drop off in ER visits, all contributed to a spike in excess deaths during the pandemic beyond COVID deaths. Yet for some common conditions, the drop in ER visits had no impact on patient outcomes. What does this tell us? And how can we tackle the surgery backlog? Dr. Peter Juni, the scientific director of The Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table, explains.

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