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FREE Mini Seminars at our New Polo Festival location Tomorrow, June 9th! Aluminum Railing Now Available 601 Washington Ave. 925- 1030 www. slimlinesunrooms. net SHOWROOM . Residential . Commercial . DIY or Installed . Picket or Glass A UNIVERSITY of Manitoba professor who drew blood to test 80 aboriginal high school students for diabetes using the same one- use device had never drawn blood before and was not qualified to do so. The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority will meet individually with those students from Southeast College in Winnipeg, beginning Monday, to tell them if - unlikely and remote as the possibility is - they've contracted hepatitis B, hepatitis C, or HIV. The unnamed professor is a PhD in pediatrics who'd been asked to conduct blood- sugar testing as part of his speech at a diabetes awareness day. U of M officials insisted Thursday the professor was appearing on his own initiative and was not performing university duties or representing the university. Dr. Michael Routledge, the medical director of public health for the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, said the professor used a " finger- poker" to draw blood to test for diabetes. He replaced the needle each time, said Routledge, but each time failed to replace the penlike device that holds the needle and through which the drawn blood passes. An individual can use the device repeatedly, but it is not to be used by more than one person, Routledge said. " The risks are low," Routledge said, but added, " There have been case reports that when you reuse the pen, a small amount of virus can collect." Dr. Cheryl Greenberg, head of pediatrics and child health at the U of M, said she learned what had happened through casual conversation with the professor and immediately notified Southeast College. " The professor wasn't aware it wasn't a multi- use device. The finger- poke device, it is being used inappropriately in many domains. People don't appreciate there is that very small risk," Greenberg said. Greenberg later confirmed " disciplinary action has been taken," although she did not specify what that was. The university has ordered a review of the incident. Greenberg said the professor was not " credentialed" to draw blood, and didn't realize poking a finger was a blood test. " He'd never done one before," she said. " It was a mistake; it was not malicious." Greenberg said the professor appeared by invitation at Southeast, a residential school for aboriginals run by several First Nations, on diabetes awareness day because he has a research interest in diabetes. Routledge said public health nurses who tested the Southeast students will tell them the results individually next week. Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakinak Grand Chief David Harper released a statement Thursday saying he is alarmed students were tested without written parental consent and without medical protocols being followed. nick. martin@ freepress. mb. ca THE public inquiry into Phoenix Sinclair's death has been delayed again. Inquiry commissioner Ted Hughes announced Thursday evidence will not be heard until Sept. 5, two months later than previously hoped. In a statement, Hughes said it is taking longer than expected to deal with pre- hearing motions with respect to publication bans. The sheer volume of documentation resulting from prehearing interviews of 140 witnesses - 100 of which are expected to testify - is also a factor, the former judge said. The commission had hoped to deal with publication- ban issues next week. That has now been moved to July 4. The Manitoba Government and General Employees Union has applied to shield the identity of such professionals as social workers and nurses at the inquiry. The union said their safety could be at risk if they are identified. The Free Press and other media outlets are arguing against a publication ban. Hughes said several parties have brought motions on the ban. Seventeen affidavits, often lengthy and extensive, with numerous exhibits, have been filed by those participating. " Counsel have requested a short additional period in which to adequately prepare. There is merit in the request. Reluctantly, I have decided to accede to it," Hughes said. Phoenix was five when she was slain in 2005. It took more than nine months for officials to realize she was missing, despite the fact she had been in Child and Family Services care and had only recently been returned to her birth mother. In 2008, her mother and stepfather were found guilty of first- degree murder. Family Services and Labour Minister Jennifer Howard said the government has always maintained it wanted the inquiry to take place as quickly as possible. But Hughes has a " wealth of experience" in inquiries, and the government respects " his decisions on timelines" as he moves forward, she said. Conservative Justice critic Kelvin Goertzen called the latest delay " incredibly disappointing." larry. kusch@ freepress. mb. ca Prof not trained to draw blood Used ' finger- poker' on high schoolers By Nick Martin Another delay for Phoenix Sinclair public inquiry By Larry Kusch ' People don't appreciate there is that very small risk' - The U of M's Dr. Cheryl Greenberg A_ 09_ Jun- 08- 12_ FP_ 01. indd A9 6/ 7/ 12 9: 20: 02 PM ;