Lynn Guerriero, an accomplished executive leader in the Ontario health system, will assume the role of President of Niagara Health effective Tuesday, February 18, 2020.
This appointment follows a national search that attracted strong candidates and led to Lynn’s unanimous selection due to her unique set of skills, passion and vision for high-quality healthcare in Niagara.
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As 2019 comes to a close, and we eagerly look forward to 2020, we are taking time to reflect on some of our memorable moments over the past year. Of course, we are most proud of our staff and physicians’ commitment to providing all patients with high quality, safe care.
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There are many ways to protect yourself from getting – and spreading – the flu and other illnesses.
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You have many options for healthcare in Niagara. Understanding your medical options will help you get
the right care as quickly as possible.
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Understanding your medical options will help you get the right care as quickly as possible.
Are you in need of mental health or addictions support?
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Niagara Health is entering an era of great opportunity and the inspiration behind this is one, unifying goal: To provide all of our patients, families, staff, physicians, students, learners and volunteers extraordinary experiences.
Planning for hospital services in Niagara Falls and Welland is moving forward. We have a solid plan in place and will continue to have a strong presence in our communities.
We are national leaders in quality and safety, with 17 recognized Leading Practices hospitals across the country can use to improve quality and safety in their organizations. We are also extremely proud to be accredited with Exemplary Standing.
Innovation plays a vital role in improving healthcare delivery, patient satisfaction and patient outcomes. We recently launched Niagara Health Navigator digital platform, a significant step in revolutionizing the way patients connect to healthcare information and their care providers.
Our Infection Prevention and Control protocols are in place at all times and are heightened as needed. We continue to monitor the situation regarding the coronavirus, and we are fully confident in our team and in our hospital readiness plan for a potential case at any of our sites.
Over the past 10 years, approximately 1,300 resident physicians have helped raise the standard of care in the Niagara region through a partnership between Niagara Health (NH) and the Niagara Regional Campus of McMaster University’s Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine (NRC).
Dr. Katelyn Baker, a graduate of the DeGroote School of Medicine’s Niagara Regional Campus, is currently a resident physician at Niagara Health. To mark Resident Awareness Week (Feb. 9 to 15), we asked Katelyn some questions to get to know her and her experience as a resident.
