@robyn_doucet@HealthNS@cancercarens I’m also at the VG and just sent an email to the Options for Parking and Transportation group (https://t.co/6rsoBuzRNE) and asked that secure bike parking be made a priority. You are not the first person this has happened to.
We received funding from #NFRF to develop conductive hydrogels @DalhousieChem for rescuing vision by stimulating retinal neurons with collaborators @DalhousieU, @queensu, and, @uOttawa. Congratulations to other researchers supported by @TIPS_SPIIE. https://t.co/3E3KVjrjML
Eyes on #Ukraine is an initiative by Canadian #ophthalmologists to support treatment of #eyeinjuries and resulting sequelae in Ukraine. They are tirelessly attending to complex trauma, but their supplies are running dangerously low.
Learn More or Donate: https://t.co/UJyuIwzFqS
We’re hiring! Very pleased to share this advertisement for a new assistant professor in the School of Biomedical Engineering in the Faculties of @DalEngineering and @DalMedSchool@DalhousieU. Please share: https://t.co/pC67t0HMgj
Congratulations to Nova Scotia Health affiliate scientist, Dr. Corey Smith, on his appointment as the first QEII Foundation Scholar in Retina Research. Read more about this research in the QEII Foundation article below.
An important and practical article on enhancing equity, diversity, and inclusion in ophthalmology research (and all disciplines) #EDI#research
Strategies to Address Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Vision Care Research https://t.co/cOwCXPgWPQ via @JAMAOphth / @JAMANetwork
Great article by @tareqneuro -- There's no evidence that blue-light blocking glasses help with sleep https://t.co/Zio01VMt7Z via @ConversationCA@DalhousieU
Thank you @StrangRobert for taking the time to answer questions from kids — my 4 year old enjoyed listening! This is a confusing time for kids. @nsgov@nshealth#COVID19 https://t.co/OCdQkFPguF
Working in a hospital every day, its so easy to forget just how intimidating, and scary it can be for patients and their relatives
Giving directions to someone who seems lost, holding the door, a simple smile..
Little things that can mean so much to worried patients