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Niagara Health’s Infection Prevention and Control experts, working with our Occupational Health and Safety team, is monitoring this situation closely.
Dr. Braithwaite, who assumes the role on Feb. 1, comes to Niagara Health from IWK Health Centre, a pediatric hospital and trauma centre in Halifax, and the Nova Scotia Health Authority.
We understand that patients may need support while in hospital, and as part of our commitment to patient- and family-centred care, there will be options available to them.
Beginning Wednesday, Jan. 27, Niagara Health and Niagara EMS are expanding their ambulance arrivals to NH’s Urgent Care Centres in Fort Erie and Port Colborne.
The outbreak came to an end today after 14 days of enhanced monitoring showed there had been no evidence of further transmission.
Thank you to our dedicated team for working tirelessly to bring this outbreak to a successful end.
Healthcare team lines hallway applauding his return home.
We are taking all necessary steps to create the safest possible environment for the residents and staff.
Thank you to our team for working tirelessly to bring this outbreak, which had been declared on Dec. 28, to a successful end.
The provincial government has provided direction today to all hospitals and public health units in Ontario to pause administration of all first doses of vaccine, except for residents of long-term care homes and high-risk retirement homes.
