Physicians, staff, students and community members doing research or quality improvement work to support a healthier Niagara are invited to showcase their work with a poster presentation at the upcoming Niagara Health Research Day on Thursday, May 4 at Brock University.
Niagara Health is at a pivotal moment in its history and President and CEO Lynn Guerriero looks forward to what's ahead for the organization.
The organization is one of the first in Canada to receive Choosing Wisely Canada Leadership Status.
This Valentine’s Day, Niagara Health Cardiologist Dr. Adnan Hameed wants you to show your heart some love.
Clinical Manager Karen sees the difference the annual recognition has made to the organization and is optimistic about the emphasis placed on diversity, equity and inclusion.
Kristen Young and her patients in the Mental Health Program are gearing up for a seventh gardening season together. The all-encompassing, sensory act of gardening has proven to be good medicine.
The changeover includes swapping out more than 800 foam mattresses and stretchers to support safe, high-quality care across all five sites.
February is Black History Month – a month-long recognition at Niagara Health. This year’s theme is Ours to Tell, which focuses on recognizing the legacy of success, sacrifice and resilience attributed to members of the Black community.
Santé Niagara met la dernière main à un plan exhaustif qui lui permettra de maintenir les services chirurgicaux, les opérations planifiées et les cas d’orthopédie à son emplacement de Welland.
Niagara Health has made it a priority to better support Indigenous patients and their families. This includes the addition of three new roles dedicated to planning and implementing practices and services that promote the culturally safe environment and delivery of high-quality healthcare our teams strive to achieve every day.
