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Santé Niagara continue à assouplir les lignes directrices concernant les visites à partir du lundi 14 mars
À partir du lundi 14 mars, nous assouplirons les lignes directrices concernant les visites et nous permettrons la présence de deux personnes au chevet des patients hospitalisés, y compris à l’Unité de travail et d’accouchement et à l’USIN. Pour le moment, rien ne change en ce qui a trait aux services en consultation externe, au Service des urgences et aux centres de soins d’urgence mineure, où les patients peuvent continuer à se faire accompagner par une personne de soutien.
Niagara Health continues to expand visitor guidelines starting Monday, March 14
Starting Monday, March 14, we are increasing our visitor guidelines to welcome two visitors at the bedside for inpatient units, including Labour and Delivery and NICU. At this time, there is no change for outpatient, Emergency Department (ED) and Urgent Care Centres (UCC) where patients can continue to bring one person to support them.
New gynecology service to enhance care for females in Niagara
A new clinic opening today at the St. Catharines Site will increase access to minor gynecology services that are minimally invasive and can be safely provided to female patients who do not require general anesthesia or a hospital admission.
“It’s really important for every voice to be heard” – Elisabeth Zimmermann
Elisabeth Zimmermann is a member of the Board of Directors at Niagara Health and Executive Director of the YWCA Niagara Region. She is an inspiring and powerful advocate for women in Niagara. This International Women’s Day, she reflects on what drives her passion to improve the lives of women.
Santé Niagara accueillera de nouveau les visiteurs à compter du mardi 1er mars
Les patients peuvent avoir un visiteur à la fois à leur chevet de 11 h à 20 h. Les visiteurs, les personnes de soutien et les partenaires de soins essentiels contribuent largement aux soins et au bien-être des patients. Étant donné la diminution du nombre de cas de COVID-19 à l’hôpital et dans la communauté, nous pouvons commencer à assouplir graduellement les restrictions relativement aux visiteurs.
Niagara Health welcoming back visitors starting Tuesday, March 1
Patients may have one visitor at their bedside from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors, Support Persons and Essential Care Partners play an integral role in the care and well-being of our patients. With the reduction of COVID cases in the hospital and in the community, we are able to begin gradually opening up visitor restrictions.
Pandemic created unprecedented challenges in Niagara and an opportunity to learn
To build healthy communities, we must have a strong health system – one that enables each component (of the health system in Niagara) to function to its fullest capacity, one that is organized to give people access to quality care by the right health professionals, in the right place, at the right time.
Réouverture du centre de soins d’urgence mineure de Fort Érié le 23 février
Le centre de soins d’urgence mineure de Fort Érié offrira de nouveau des services jour et nuit à compter du mercredi 23 février 2022 à 8 h.
Fort Erie Urgent Care Centre reopens Feb. 23
The Fort Erie Urgent Care Centre will fully reopen to provide 24/7 service beginning Wednesday, February 23, 2022 at 8 a.m.
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