Niagara Health recognized for organ and tissue donation efforts
For half a decade and counting, Niagara Health has been recognized by Ontario Health (Trillium Gift of Life Network) for surpassing targets in support of organ and tissue donation.
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For half a decade and counting, Niagara Health has been recognized by Ontario Health (Trillium Gift of Life Network) for surpassing targets in support of organ and tissue donation.
The new South Niagara Hospital project has reached an important milestone on the path to becoming Canada’s first WELL certified hospital. The project has achieved WELL Precertification through the International WELL Building Institute™ (IWBI)’s WELL v2 pilot.
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.
Dr. Thiago Appoloni has been a key player as Niagara Health transitions to a new Hospital Information System. Learn how the new system will improve care for patients inside the operating room.
Lynn Guerriero will join the College’s committed group of volunteer Governors through the 2024-25 academic year, further enhancing our collaboration to prepare the future leaders in healthcare.
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.
Our teams have cautiously tested the machine overnight to ensure we can resume scanning patients. We will resume regular operations.
Isaiah Beardy helps to create a safe space by willingly answering questions from those curious about Indigenous Peoples and by creating a welcoming environment at the hospital for all.
While it takes some getting used to, the transition to a fully digital patient record system has always been for the better when it comes to patient care, say surgeons with experience making the change.
The former Niagara Health chaplain was diagnosed with sepsis nearly a year ago. His healthcare journey with the illness that causes one in 18 deaths in Canada continues today with the optimism the end is in sight.