Au cours de la dernière année, Santé Niagara a répondu aux pressions particulières et sans précédent exercées par la pandémie de COVID-19 tout en poursuivant la planification de son nouvel emplacement de Niagara Sud et la concrétisation d’autres priorités fondamentales qui contribueront à rehausser les soins de santé dans notre région.
Niagara Health responded to unprecedented and unique pressures due to the COVID-19 pandemic over the past year while also moving forward with planning for the new South Niagara Site and other foundational priorities that will enhance healthcare in our region.
After Niagara Health staff and physicians cared for Donald Kennedy for nearly three months, he and his wife Denise Kennedy are sharing their experiences with a national COVID-19 study to help others who fall ill from the virus.
Nine awards were handed out to valued members of our team, including the President and CEO Award for Extraordinary Performance, which was presented to RPN Aaron Screen at our Fort Erie Site for his unwavering commitment and compassion to patients and their families, and his co-workers.
Niagara Health is the safe space Tassiana Smith was looking for when she was ready to take on greater challenges in her career.
Santé Niagara continue à exiger le port du masque à l’intérieur de ses établissements.
Niagara Health is maintaining our masking requirement for everyone inside our hospitals.
Dr. Tim St. Amand is an advocate for transgender patients, providing high-quality care with dignity to some of society’s most marginalized.
Starting today, Friday, June 3, Niagara Health visitor guidelines are increasing to allow two visitors at the bedside at one time for inpatient units, including Labour and Delivery and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
We attended a community consultation session this week so we could hear directly from members of our local Indigenous communities about their experiences with Niagara Health. These stories were difficult to hear but important for us to hear.
