Social Work services are available to NHS patients within specific programs, including Renal, Oncology, Medical, Intensive Care, Addictions, Maternal Child, Mental Health, Complex Continuing Care and Diabetic Education. Social Workers play a role in hospital settings by helping patients and families address the impact of illness and treatment. The goal is to restore, maintain and enhance social and emotional functioning by focusing on strengths, linking people to necessary resources, and providing supportive counselling.
Sites and Services
- Addiction Recovery Services
- Asthma Clinics (Adults and Children)
- Breast Screening
- Cancer Care / Oncology
- Cardiac Health & Rehabilitation
- Clinical Nutrition
- Colorectal Screening
- Complex Care (Chronic Care)
- COPD Rehabilitation Program
- Diabetes Education Centre
- Diagnostic Services
- Dialysis Services
- Eating Disorder Program
- Emergency and Urgent Care
- Extended Care Unit
- French Language Services
- Geriatric Assessment Unit
- Health Records
- Hepatitis C Care
- Intensive Care
- Laboratory
- Maternal and Child Care
- Medical Care
- Mental Health
- Occupational Therapy
- Palliative Care
- Patient and Visitor Information
- Patient Bill of Rights
- Patient Care Statistics
- Patient Relations
- Pharmacy
- Physiotherapy
- Pulmonary Function Lab
- Recreational Therapy
- Sexual Assault Domestic Violence Treatment Program
- Sleep Disorders Lab
- Social Work
- Speech Language Pathology
- Spiritual and Religious Care
- Stroke Centre
- Surgery (Inpatient & Day)
- Utilization Management
- Volunteer Resources
- We’re Smoke Free
- Wound Care