Feeling under the weather? Not everything needs an Emergency Department visit.
If it's not life-threatening, consider contacting your doctor, visiting a walk-in clinic, or booking a virtual appointment: https://t.co/znA7pAiHRU
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📢Understanding the right place to seek care ensures you get the best and most timely attention.
Find out whether you should go to the Emergency Department or Urgent Care Centre with Fort Erie Urgent Care team members Sherry and Christine.
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Your understanding and support mean the world to us and our dedicated healthcare teams working tirelessly to provide care to our communities.
Learn more about what you can expect during a visit to one of our EDs: https://t.co/xyBX5VotsF
The Emergency Department Assessment Panel's outreach work continues and they want to hear from you. Indigenous patients, families, community services, organizations and healthcare partners are encouraged to share feedback to help us improve.
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February is #BlackHistoryMonth – a month-long recognition at Niagara Health.
We acknowledge the ongoing systemic racism and oppression faced by members of the Black community and reaffirm our organizational promise to be guided by compassion and a respectful culture. (1/3)
Thank you to @Welland@MayorCampion for a productive meeting today with our NH physician leadership including Heather Paterson, @DrLJensen, Dr. Donald DuVall, @DrJohanViljoen, Dr. Ian Brown, @ERdocsCanada and @MJTJohnson .
FACT: Without anesthesiologists, we can’t do surgeries. We’re working on a plan to maintain operating services at the Welland Site. Our top priority in this plan is patient safety. https://t.co/DakrLP9Z8U
Surprised to read we 'quietly' released our Strat Plan? Us too!
- We celebrated across our sites
- Posted it on our website
- Shared it widely with elected officials, CAOs, Indigenous partners and 45+ healthcare and social service providers, educational partners and volunteers
1/4 NH would like to set the record straight.
• We currently have 20 anesthetists with five to six anesthesiologists who can retire in 2023. To maintain the current model, we need 30.
• We have had a number of physicians leave Niagara Health to join single site hospitals.
@niagarahealth Patty is an inspiration! It’s been an absolute privilege to work with Patty and learn from her… she’s deeply committed to the Niagara community. 👏👏👏
We are incredibly proud of the way all of our staff and physicians at Niagara Health have pulled together throughout the pandemic.
Our team has worked extraordinarily hard to serve our community. #thankyou
HEADS UP Senior Communications professionals - a unique opportunity to lead communications for @niagarahealth’s new Hospital Information System. This significant investment will positively impact how our teams work together & care for patients https://t.co/0l8WpcvkwD
@DrLJensen@GrantRants@niagarahealth Dr. Jensen… you’re an incredible leader and role model to us all. Thank you for demonstrating true care, concern and compassion for all who come through our doors.
Congratulations Niagara Health on this significant recognition ...Extraordinary Caring at the forefront of top employer recognition for Niagara Health https://t.co/Zu0sZ7H9Cs via @thespec@niagarahealth
Attention #NiagaraFalls: Head over to the MacBain Community Centre for your first or second dose TODAY.
Walk-ins welcome until 6 p.m. Check out details 👇