Dr. Adam Vyse: What made the difference in Canada’s worst COVID-19 outbreak?

Update: 2020-09-16

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Listen to Dr. Adam Vyse explain how their small town response made a big difference to managing the Cargill outbreak. Dr. Vyse describes how by relying on strong relationships, close networks, thoughtful foresight, and practical application of primary health care guidelines enabled the Calgary Zone Primary Care Network, Calgary Rural PCN, and the town of High River manage one of North America's single largest COVID-19 outbreak.

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