SCOPE Niagara celebrates one year of supporting health professionals and reducing emergency department visits for patients
The program helps to identify gaps in care all while reducing unnecessary visits to the ED.
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The program helps to identify gaps in care all while reducing unnecessary visits to the ED.
Depuis son lancement en mai 2022, SCOPE Niagara – ou Seamless Care Optimizing the Patient Experience – a vu l’inscription de plus de 135 médecins de famille et infirmiers praticiens et infirmières praticiennes.
Niagara Falls city council has voted in favour of committing $30 million in support of the South Niagara hospital.
After noticing a spike in patient falls during the pandemic, Virginia Pullar initiated a research project that provides key insights about patient safety for frontline healthcare workers.
Effective Wednesday, July 5, the Urgent Care Centres (UCCs) in Fort Erie and Port Colborne will operate from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week.
A Message from Niagara Health President and CEO, Lynn Guerriero, on the multi-dimensional nature of healthcare. "Quality care is grounded in evidence, delivered in the right place and at the right time, with appropriately trained and qualified staff, and is built on strong partnerships."
Niagara Health played a pivotal role in establishing a partnership with Indigenous medical supplier MSS to help build an Indigenous value-based supply chain.
After suffering a stroke last November, David Horton is feeling largely back to normal thanks to his wife, Brenda, and Niagara Health’s Stroke Care team.
Niagara Health is thrilled to welcome six new Board of Directors who were appointed during the Annual Meeting (AM) on June 27. We are also pleased to announce Marylee O’Neill has been appointed Board Chair, effective immediately.
Niagara Health held its first in-person Annual Meeting since the COVID-19 pandemic and released its 2022-23 Annual Report.