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A bright flag bearing the words “World Delirium Awareness Day” made a meaningful stop at Niagara Health this winter and has since continued its journey across Ontario.
When Mac NRC student Grant Sweeny logged onto the Canadian Resident Matching Service website last week, his future as a surgeon got a little clearer.
Niagara Health is participating in a new national initiative aimed at addressing social isolation and loneliness among older adults, an issue increasingly recognized as having a direct impact on health, recovery and independence.
More than 800 guests from across Niagara came together for one of the region’s most anticipated charitable events of the year — raising nearly $722,301 in support of the South Niagara Hospital.
Niagara Health is marking International Women’s Day by sharing profiles of women who are helping shape the organization.
Niagara Health is marking International Women’s Day by sharing profiles of women who are helping shape the organization.
Niagara Health is marking International Women’s Day by sharing profiles of women who are helping shape the organization.
International Women’s Day is more than a date on the calendar, it’s an opportunity to recognize the progress, acknowledge the challenges and celebrate the women who continue to shape healthcare today and for the future.
No referrals are required to catch the Niagara Ice Docs taking on the Defibrillators in a hockey game where the only chart that matters is the scoreboard.
If you’ve visited an Emergency Department lately, you’ve likely felt what many people across the province are experiencing: long waits, busy waiting rooms and uncertainty about when you’ll be seen. As a physician who has worked in Niagara’s Emergency Departments for years, I understand how stressful this can feel — and I want to explain what’s happening behind the scenes, why waits can be long and how Niagara Health is working to make the experience better.
