This guide will answer questions you may have about attending the Mental Health and Addictions (MHA) Day Hospital. The guide explains what the MHA Day Hospital is, what will happen each day, what your treatment will focus on, and how you and your loved ones can be involved in your care and recovery.
Topics covered in this guide include what to expect during your stay, general info about the NSRAC, safety and security, and your Health Care Team members.
This pamphlet gives information on parking, the shuttle service, local transportation, wi-fi, cafeterias and restaurants, drugstores, spiritual care and places of prayer and meditation, patient relations, security, and more. This pamphlet is also available in French and Arabic.
After a serious safety incident, a quality review is done. A quality review is when members of a patient’s health care team review the care and treatment the patient received. This pamphlet explains when a quality review is done, what disclosure is, and how you would be involved in a quality review.
This pamphlet explains what AROs are, how they are spread, screening for AROs, why we screen for AROs, and infection prevention and control (IPAC) guidelines to prevent spreading AROs. This pamphlet is also available in French.
This pamphlet describes what to expect when you visit one of Nova Scotia Health's Emergency Departments. This pamphlet is also available in French, Arabic, and Mi'kmaw.
This pamphlet describes what to expect when you visit the Emergency Department (ED) at Fishermen's Memorial Hospital. This pamphlet is also available in French.
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This pamphlet explains your rights and responsibilities as a patient. It includes information on quality care and safety, dignity and respect, information about your health care, essential care partners, and privacy. A list of resources is included. This pamphlet is also available in French and Arabic.