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COVID-19 : hausse de l’activité à Santé Niagara
Voici un rappel de l’importance du maintien d’un milieu de travail sécuritaire pour les membres de notre personnel, les médecins et les bénévoles.
COVID-19 activity is increasing in the hospital
A reminder of the importance of a safe work environment for our staff, physicians and volunteers.
Un visiteur ou partenaire de soins essentiels permis à compter du 14 avril
À mesure que le nombre de cas de COVID-19 augmente à l’hôpital et dans la communauté, il est important de maintenir un milieu sécuritaire pour le personnel, les médecins, les patients et les familles.
One visitor or Essential Care Partner to be permitted at the bedside starting April 14
As cases of COVID-19 increase in the hospital and in the community, it is important that we maintain a safe environment for staff, physicians, patients and families.
Celebrating diversity helps ‘to ensure everyone feels comfortable’ – Sonali Kohli, Vice-President, Diagnostics and Chief Information Officer
We caught up with Sonali Kohli, Vice-President, Diagnostics and Chief Information Officer, who tells us what diversity means to her as Niagara Health celebrates Diversity Month.
Statement from Niagara Health regarding our mandatory vaccination program taking effect
Hospitals care for ill and vulnerable people, and we must do everything possible to keep our patients, staff and physicians safe.
Pause in Inpatient Leaves of Absence
Beginning immediately, and due to the increase in COVID-19 activity, we are pausing temporary leaves of absence for inpatients until the end of April.
Niagara Health's second Annual Research Day to take place April 28, 2022
Niagara Health’s second Annual Research Day will take place virtually on Thursday, April 28, 2022 from 9 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
Mise à jour sur l’activité de la COVID-19 et notre réponse
Le nombre de cas de COVID-19 est de nouveau à la hausse en Ontario, y compris à Santé Niagara, surtout en raison du sous-variant BA.2 d’Omicron.
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