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When 43-year-old Steve Eckhardt woke in the middle of the night unable to move the right side of his body, he knew something was wrong. Thanks to the quick action of his wife, Frances, and Niagara Health's stroke team, the Niagara Falls father is on the road to recovery.
Patients visiting Niagara Health’s Niagara Falls Emergency Department are getting care sooner thanks to a model that brings Nurse Practitioners into the early stages of a patient’s visit.
Niagara Health’s Quality Improvement Academy equips frontline staff and clinical leaders with the skills, tools and support to turn innovative ideas into sustainable improvements that enhance patient safety, care quality and the patient experience.
Over the past year, Niagara Health has welcomed more than 25 physicians across specialties including emergency medicine, anesthesiology, internal medicine, critical care, diagnostic imaging, oncology and surgery.
Niagara Health welcomed nearly 80 children and stepchildren of staff and physicians for a morning of hands-on learning, tours and interactive experiences during this year's Take Our Kids to Work Day, offering a behind-the-scenes look at hospital careers.
Influenza is off to an early and aggressive start in Niagara, with cases running roughly three times higher than this point last year, highlighting the importance of getting vaccinated as flu shots become available across the region.
Brock University students spent Canadian Patient Safety Week at Niagara Health learning how teamwork, communication and collaboration help create safe, high-quality care.
After five and a half years leading major digital advancements at Niagara Health, Sonali Kohli is taking her passion for improving patient care to the provincial level, joining Ontario Health as their Senior Vice-President, Digital Health and Chief Technology Officer.
The new specialized hemodialysis clinical space at the South Niagara Hospital will make that experience more comfortable and accessible, while giving patients more options as their care needs change.
It's hard to grasp the scale of the South Niagara Hospital. At more than 1.3 million square feet, it is one of the largest hospital projects in Ontario. Standing 61 metres tall, it will stand slightly higher the Horseshoe Falls and rank among the tallest buildings in Niagara Falls.
