The ED reflects society’s struggles
Many people are understandably frustrated by long wait times in the ED. The truth is, the pressures hospitals face are bigger than what we can fix within our walls.
Many people are understandably frustrated by long wait times in the ED. The truth is, the pressures hospitals face are bigger than what we can fix within our walls.
While in nursing school, Devan MacCulloch didn’t know what he wanted to specialize in, but cardiology could have been a fitting choice.
Choppers carrying the wounded propelled through the cobalt blue sky as a man watched from the foothills of the mountain below.
Anyone who spends even a fragment of time with Anthony Diaz would be hard-pressed to walk away from the interaction without cracking a smile at least once.
A team from the Emergency Department and Brock Unit banded together when the daughter of a patient who was palliative asked for a hospital-room wedding to fulfill the dream of having her dad see her big day.
Even after his death in January, Registered Nurse Joseph Soriano continued to help people by donating his organs. His contributions were recognized recently with an Excellence in Nursing award from Niagara Health.
Julie Rubel is Niagara Health’s first and only clinical nurse specialist in geriatrics, a unique role that provides critical support to teams caring for older adults.
Jenn and Joe Marinelli know all too well the worry and fear parents feel when their newborn baby is admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit.
A quintet of specially trained nurses at Niagara Health and the organization’s approach to wound care are helping to tackle a “silent crisis” in healthcare that’s largely preventable.
As an internationally trained nurse, Eugene Perez uses his unique perspective, as well as his education and training, to help patients.