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Niagara Health News and Updates
Niagara Health welcomes new leader
Simon Akinsulie will oversee professional and interprofessional practice and clinical support as Executive Vice-President, Practice, Clinical Support and Chief Nursing Executive.
Former CFL kicker gives back to Niagara Health Cardiology Program
As thanks for the care he received when he had a heart attack and stroke, Dan Giancola raised enough money to buy Niagara Health a new electrocardiography machine.
Keeping Niagara Health’s Emergency Departments open
Changes to Fort Erie and Port Colborne Urgent Care Centres ensure we are able to continue prioritizing emergency needs for residents with serious, and potentially life-threatening conditions and injuries amid health human resources challenges.
We must put primary care first
It’s the foundation of Canada’s healthcare system. It’s vital to preventative care, health education and the management of chronic conditions. Importantly, it’s where patients turn for care when they are sick with a non-emergent illness. I’m talking about comprehensive primary care.
Niagara Health launches new digital imaging system to significantly improve patient care and outcomes
The change comes after listening to patient feedback and comes with a long list of benefits, including quicker diagnoses.
This long weekend, stay safe and know your health care options
Residents needing medical attention this weekend and throughout the year have a variety of options to meet their care needs.
‘We’re an adaptable group’
Michelle Rapattoni is one of 362 PSWs at Niagara Health, supporting clinical teams and patients on their healthcare journey.
Niagara Health announces 25 Nursing Excellence Award recipients
Twenty-five Niagara Health recipients were recognized at the annual Nursing Excellence Awards to cap off National Nursing Week celebrations.
Hospital Spotlight: ‘I just needed help,’ says former Niagara addict as he shares recovery journey
When Christopher Cage had his first sip of alcohol at 16, he immediately liked the way it helped him fit in and cope with anxiety. The Stevensville resident, who grew up in Niagara-on-the-Lake, says the way alcohol brought him out of his shell led to him trying cocaine. Both became a weekly habit for Cage, who started missing work and other commitments as addiction slowly but firmly took control of his life.
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