NSHA’s Antoun Bou Laouz says he felt honored to see his community recognized in his second home during Lebanese Heritage Month. He is one of almost 8,000 Lebanese in Nova Scotia whose multi-generational contributions have had a significant impact on our community, including our health care system.
Researchers at NSHA are working hard to systematically identify and remove barriers that prevent people with IBD from gaining access to timely, high-quality care.
This site will offer cardiology consultation services, including both new and follow-up assessments, as well as electrocardiogram tests (ECGs), cardiac ultrasounds and stress assessments.
We would like to share information about collaborative family practice teams, hear participants’ thoughts, and learn what we need to know to make these teams a success in Nova Scotia.
IBD, fatty liver disease and colon cancer research is imperative, given that Nova Scotia has among the highest rates of these diseases not just in Canada, but in the world.
