Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) is making progress as it reintroduces health services and programs that were slowed or stopped as NSHA responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. This update provides information on our efforts to increase access to surgery, endoscopy and diagnostic imaging services. Last updated July 10, 2020

Orthopedic Assessment Clinics - Factsheet

Milestones on our Journey Highlights Report: Transforming Mental Health and Addictions in Nova Scotia - Feb 2019

NSHA Executive Travel Hospitality Report February 2021. Last updated May 26, 2021.

NSH Executive Travel Hospitality Report October 2022. Last updated January 12, 2023.

NSHA Executive Travel Hospitality Report December 2020. Last updated May 26, 2021.

NSHA Executive Travel Hospitality Report March 2022. Last updated June 7, 2022

NSHA Executive Travel Hospitality Report Q1 F2019. Last Updated April 29, 2019

NSHA Executive Travel Hospitality Report Q2 F2020. Last updated June 5, 2020

NSHA Executive Travel Hospitality Report Q3 F2020. Last updated June 5, 2020.

NSHA Executive Travel Hospitality Report September 2020

Upon proclamation of the Health Authorities Act, c 32, 2014, (the Act) the nine existing district health authorities in Nova Scotia will consolidate into one provincial health authority called the Nova Scotia Health Authority, and together with the IWK Health Centre, these two Health Authorities will provide a provincial approach to health services that provide safe and quality care, promote health and wellness, and help to create an accessible, effective, streamlined and sustainable provincial health care system. These Medical Staff by-laws (the by-laws) are adopted to outline the relationship between the Health Authorities and the Medical Staff.v