June 5, 2024
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News and Notices
News and Notices
Patient Education Resources
Leisure Activities After a Stroke - Argyle, Barrington, Clare, Digby, Shelburne, and Yarmouth
This pamphlet gives information about taking part in leisure activities after a stroke. Topics include what leisure activities are, the benefits of doing leisure activities, and how to get started. A list of resources is included.
Patient Education Resources
Diabetes Centres - Digby Diabetes Centre, Shelburne Diabetes Centre, Yarmouth Regional Hospital
If you or your loved one has been diagnosed with diabetes (type 1 or 2) or gestational (during pregnancy) diabetes, a diabetes centre can help you. This pamphlet answers common questions about the diabetes centres in some Western Zone locations.
Clinics, Programs, and Services
Cardiovascular Clinic
Offered at 4 locations
The cardiovascular clinic (Yarmouth Regional Hospital, Digby Hospital, Roseway Hospital) in South West Health aims to work with people who have experienced stroke, TIA (transient ischemic attack), and myocardial infarction...
Clinics, Programs, and Services
Live and Learn (Cardiovascular Health Educational Class)
Offered at 4 locations
A program for persons with history of stroke, heart attack, TIA (mini-stroke), angina or risk factors for stroke and heart attack. Persons can register for this free 2-hour class offered...
Clinics, Programs, and Services
Emergency Department
Emergency health care is a part of a network of health services that work together as a single system supported by our provincial 911 emergency health services (EHS) response system...
Information Page
Calling Continuing Care from outside of Nova Scotia
www.nshealth.ca/continuing-care/calling-continuing-care-outside-nova-scotia
If you are calling from outside Nova Scotia about someone who lives in the province, please call the appropriate number below. These intake offices operate every day of the week from...
Information Page
Where to Go for Health Care
www.nshealth.ca/wheretogoforhealthcare
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Your primary care provider (family doctor or nurse practitioner) is where most of your health concerns can and should be addressed. However, there are times when you may not...