Officers stationed at hospital reduce transfer times
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Placing police officers at Windsor Regional Hospital ED speeds up patient transfers
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Officers stationed at Ouellette Campus to lower “person-in-crisis” transfer times so patrol officers can return to the road.
Transfer time has decreased by 35 per cent since the initiative started in 2023 , police said.
Chief Jason Bellaire said officers are responding to priority one calls “faster than we have in years ”.
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