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When the COVID-19 pandemic began and changes had to be made quickly, Tracey Giovannone, Manager Recruitment and Volunteer Services, and Emile Penner-Cloutier, Manager Organizational Development, worked closely together to make sure the work got done and supported one another every step of the way.
Thank You Rounds, which took place during the end of July, were a way for Niagara Health's Executive Team and senior leaders to thank staff and physicians in person for the extraordinary care they provide to patients and families.
Flooding in one of the areas of the Emergency Department at the St. Catharines Site has been cleaned up, and regular operations have resumed.
The Emergency Department continues to accept walk-in patients at this time, however ambulances have been temporarily redirected to the Greater Niagara General and Welland sites.
Niagara Health’s three COVID-19 Assessment Centres, located in St. Catharines, Niagara Falls, and Welland, will be closed on Civic Holiday, Monday, August 3.
Niagara Health will open a temporary COVID-19 Assessment Centre in Niagara Falls to test workers in the hospitality and tourism industry, scheduled to begin Wednesday, August 5.
Le mercredi 5 août, Santé Niagara ouvrira à Niagara Falls un centre d’évaluation COVID-19 temporaire à l’intention des employés de l’industrie de l’hôtellerie et du tourisme.
For Heather Paterson, staying connected with our teams, patients and families is her biggest priority during the pandemic.
Niagara Health is acknowledging World Hepatitis Day – which takes place every year on July 28 – to raise awareness about hepatitis C and liver health.
Alors que la région de Niagara passe à l’étape 3 du déconfinement, un nombre record de personnes se présentent sans rendez-vous aux trois centres d’évaluation COVID-19 de Santé Niagara pour subir un test de dépistage.
