Employees at the Queensway-Carleton Hospital recently dealt with the facility’s busiest day in 47 years of operation. While it appears that our city’s RSV levels have peaked, influenza transmission remains a primary concern for Ottawa’s top doctor. Furthermore, COVID-19 levels are also rising, and they might not slow down anytime soon if the new subvariant gains traction. Lianne Learmonth is the Director of Medicine, Childbirth, Mental Health, and Palliative Care at the QCH. She joins Andrew Pinsent on today’s edition of CFRA Live.

<p>Employees at the Queensway-Carleton Hospital recently dealt with the facility’s busiest day in 47 years of operation. While it appears that our city’s RSV levels have peaked, influenza transmission remains a primary concern for Ottawa’s top doctor. Furthermore, COVID-19 levels are also rising, and they might not slow down anytime soon if the new subvariant gains traction. Lianne Learmonth is the Director of Medicine, Childbirth, Mental Health, and Palliative Care at the QCH. She joins Andrew Pinsent on today’s edition of CFRA Live.</p>

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