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From beloved pets to sunsets, Megan Harrisson, an ICU Nurse at NH, brings joy and love to her patients through watercolour paintings.
Respiratory viruses will always be here, but with a few precautions we can stay one step ahead, Dr. Karim Ali writes.
When Dr. Labh Mehta first set foot in the St. Catharines hospital more than 50 years ago, no one could have predicted the remarkable evolution of medical imaging in the decades that followed. Nor could they have foreseen how instrumental Dr. Labh and his son, the then six-year-old Amit Mehta, would become in bringing the best and latest technology to Niagara.
For two-year-old Charlie Arsenault, one small toy changed everything during a stressful hospital stay.
Whether supporting a mother in the NICU or walking alongside a pediatric patient’s family, Carrie Vanderform shows up with one goal: to navigate complex situations with compassion and respect.
Niagara Health has spent years reshaping its Anesthesiology program to make it more attractive to specialists, led by Dr. Don DuVall, Chief of Anesthesiology.
The atmosphere at Niagara Health’s Welland Hospital was filled with pride on Sept. 8, as four students officially began their journey with Project SEARCH, an international transition-to-work program for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Early in the construction phase, they were the only things you could see from afar – four tower cranes perched high above the skyline marking the place where the South Niagara Hospital building would eventually sit. As construction marked the two-year milestone, it came time to bid farewell to two of our trusted tower cranes, a sign of progress for the project.
For four budding health researchers, a summer at Niagara Health’s Knowledge Institute (NHKI) offered more than just a glimpse into hospital research — it was a chance to tackle real-world projects that will help shape patient care in Niagara.
Every fall and winter, Niagara Health sees a sharp rise in respiratory illnesses like colds, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). By knowing your care options and practicing simple prevention steps, you can help ensure our EDs are available for those who need them most.
