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"I am deeply committed to continuing on our journey of team-building and partnership to strengthen patient experiences and access to local healthcare services for everyone who lives in our region," says Dr. Viljoen
Two of our researchers recently had their work published in the prestigious Canadian Medical Association Journal. The article examined the impact of research activity in community health settings.
Simulation Day is one of the many ways Niagara Health partners with McMaster University to further our research and academic mandate and foster safe spaces for learning.
"This new hospital represents a significant and important investment in healthcare in Niagara," says Interim President Angela Zangari.
We’re recruiting Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses, Personal Support Workers and other healthcare professionals for positions at all of our hospital sites across Niagara.
Many of our complex vascular patients used to have to travel to Hamilton for this care, and we are very proud of our team’s work over the last several years to build this expertise locally.
The project team has submitted their Stage 2 revised proposal to the provincial Ministry of Health.
Our commitment is to actively and often involve patients and families during their hospital stay in conversations about their progress and discussions about their care plans and next steps.
Niagara Health’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit now able to care for patients with more complex cases.
Our Emergency Departments and Urgent Care Centres typically see an increase in visits over the long weekend.
