The generosity of Nova Scotians continues even after they have passed away, according to a new Organ Donation and Transplantation in Canada report that shows this province has the highest deceased donation rate in the country, based on per million population.
While we have many formal measures in place to evaluate our care and services, few are more meaningful than hearing from our patients, clients, families and communities directly.
An average nurse lifts the weight of a giraffe – 18 tonnes – in an eight-hour shift. Manually lifting, transferring or repositioning patients is a daily task for many health professionals. It is also a common source of musculoskeletal injury. The Safe Patient Handling and Mobility program was created to address this problem.
From October 2015 to April 2016, we hosted 1,000 people in 42 meetings to figure out how we can be healthier Nova Scotians. This report summarizes the top themes from those many conversations and the thousands of comments we gathered.
Nova Scotia Health Authority Board Chair Steve Parker is pleased to welcome three new members to Board of Directors: Colin Copp of Halifax; Dianne Hamilton of Kentville; and Doug Shatford of Amherst.
Watch the unexpected visit by Sidney Crosby and the Stanley Cup that surprised and delighted the residents and staff at Camp Hill Veterans Memorial Hospital.
In the Spring of 2016, three Community Health Boards (CHB) in the eastern zone pooled some resources together to create a CHB recruitment and awareness video. The video is designed to increase public awareness of the role of CHBs and to support boards in their recruitment efforts.
