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Kevin Traynor always knew Niagara Health had a strong Environmental Services team. But seeing the way the team is going above and beyond during the pandemic has been especially inspiring for him.
Sydney Shirton could never have imagined starting her nursing career at such a monumental moment in history: during a global pandemic.
We are sending a very special thank you this year to our nurses during National Nursing Week (May 11 to 17). Niagara Health's more than 2,100 nurses work hard every day, amidst the challenges presented by COVID-19, to provide patients and families with extraordinary care.
Work will take place in a phased approach in order to resume scheduled activity while ensuring we still provide care to COVID-19 patients and maintain capacity for a potential resurge of COVID-19.
An outbreak of COVID-19 on Unit 2A at the St. Catharines Site is now over.
'We’re working to our fullest capacity to prevent further spread of this virus, protect the health and wellbeing of our patients, staff and physicians, and bring a timely and safe resolution to this outbreak.'
During the pandemic, many of Niagara Health’s Mental Health and Addictions outpatient programs have moved to OTN (videoconferencing) and telephone calls, rather than face-to-face appointments, to protect patients, staff and physicians.
It’s the face-to-face interactions with many of her colleagues and patients that Dr. Maxine Lewis misses most while working during the pandemic.
It’s the unknowns of COVID-19 that concerns Sandy Harte the most – both personally and professionally.
To mark Canadian Mental Health week, Dr. Maxine Lewis offers advice to help you maintain good mental health.
