From natural disasters to organization-wide emergencies, Simon Bridgland and Josh Marshall prepare Niagara Health for any possible scenario in their roles as Emergency Management Specialists.
The entire healthcare team at Niagara Health will have up-to-date patient information for a more seamless visit, Dr. Ben Tam writes.
This winter, healthcare leaders and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion change makers from across Ontario will gather at the Holiday Inn Hotel and Conference Centre in St. Catharines for Niagara Health’s Transforming Care: DEI and Health Equity Knowledge Exchange.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a global and annual campaign that raises awareness about the impact of the most common cancer in Ontario women.
Debby Schaubel took every opportunity presented to her to learn about Indigenous Peoples and experienced a powerful personal transformation in the process.
At Niagara Health, each of our sites offers a variety of patient services and specialties. Our flow teams work closely with patients and families to transition patients to other sites to ensure the right providers, in the right place, are providing care.
Debbie Audet and Dr. Mohammad Refaei are participants in the latest cohort of Extraordinary Us mentorship participants. They are an example of how the mentorship program not only builds leaders but also lasting bonds between mentors and mentees.
From care plan advocacy to providing access to ceremonies, traditional medicine and teachings, the Indigenous health services team is working to make Niagara Health a culturally safe place.
For half a decade and counting, Niagara Health has been recognized by Ontario Health (Trillium Gift of Life Network) for surpassing targets in support of organ and tissue donation.
The new South Niagara Hospital project has reached an important milestone on the path to becoming Canada’s first WELL certified hospital. The project has achieved WELL Precertification through the International WELL Building Institute™ (IWBI)’s WELL v2 pilot.
