Health Sciences Centre’s Regional Critical Care Response Program Makes the Honour RoleNovember 10, 2016 The Regional Critical Care Response (RCCR) Program of the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre has been recognized on the Minister’s Medal Honour Roll. The Minister of Health’s Minister’s medals honour excellence in health quality and safety through a competitive, annual recognition program that celebrates the collaborative efforts of Ontario’s health care providers in improving care for Ontarians.read more about 'Health Sciences Centre’s Regional Critical Care Response Program Makes the...'
Up to $25,000 Up for Grabs in Time for the HolidaysNovember 3, 2016 Today marked the first day of the 17th Annual Intercity Shopping Centre 50/50 Cash Draw. In the past sixteen years, the event has raised $162,335 to advance health care at our Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC). 100% of the funds remain in Northwestern Ontario to support world-class patient and family centred care for the people of our community.read more about 'Up to $25,000 Up for Grabs in Time for the Holidays'
Name Change Strengthens Focus on Patient-Centred ResearchNovember 1, 2016 The research arm of the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre unveiled a new name today.read more about 'Name Change Strengthens Focus on Patient-Centred Research'
Need for Retinal Imaging Camera Inspires Community to GiveNovember 1, 2016 The need for new medical equipment at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre is constant, and it is thanks to donors that we’re able to provide the critical pieces needed for world-class healthcare.read more about 'Need for Retinal Imaging Camera Inspires Community to Give'
Health Sciences Centre and Its Research Arm Appoints New Vice President, Research and Chief ScientistOctober 11, 2016 The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre and the Thunder Bay Regional Research Institute are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Abraham (Rami) Rudnick as the new Vice President, Research and Chief Scientist.read more about 'Health Sciences Centre and Its Research Arm Appoints New Vice...'
Finding Your ‘Twinkle’ Encouraged at 24th Annual Tbaytel Luncheon of HopeOctober 11, 2016 First diagnosed with breast cancer at age 43, and again twice after that, Becky Olson is no stranger to facing her own mortality. With her most recent diagnosis in 2009, Olson was told her cancer was ‘consistent with metastatic disease’; a scary situation.read more about 'Finding Your ‘Twinkle’ Encouraged at 24th Annual Tbaytel Luncheon of...'
Walking Together for Mental Illness AwarenessOctober 3, 2016 Today, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre staff, patients and families are walking together to raise awareness and reduce stigma surrounding mental health and addictions. The activity is held in honour of Mental Illness Awareness Week.read more about 'Walking Together for Mental Illness Awareness'
Just Book Your Breast Cancer Screening Appointment: 5 Minutes Could Save Your LifeOctober 3, 2016 Just book it! October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a perfect time for a reminder to schedule mammogram appointments. Prevention and Screening Services at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, in partnership with Cancer Care Ontario, invites eligible women to ‘Just Book It’.read more about 'Just Book Your Breast Cancer Screening Appointment: 5 Minutes Could...'
Sharing and Caring Together: Health Sciences Centre Celebrates Patient and Family Centred CareSeptember 30, 2016 Today, as part of the 7th Annual Sharing and Caring Together week, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre celebrated a continued commitment to Patient and Family Centred Care and the successes that have been achieved. Today’s celebration was generously sponsored thanks to the generosity of donors to the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation. read more about 'Sharing and Caring Together: Health Sciences Centre Celebrates Patient and...'
Health Sciences Centre Celebrates Francophone Culture in Northwestern OntarioSeptember 21, 2016 Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre today highlighted the rich Francophone culture in Northwestern Ontario. Activities promoted Franco Ontarian Day (September 25) and the Franco-Festival, scheduled for September 23, 24 and 25 (visit https://englishfrancofestival.squarespace.com/home for more information). Aujourd’hui, le Centre régional des sciences de la santé de Thunder Bay a mis en lumière la riche culture francophone dans le Nord-Ouest de l’Ontario avec des activités de promotion du Jour des Franco-Ontariens et des Franco-Ontariennes (25 septembre) et du Franco-Festival (23, 24 et 25 septembre). Des renseignements sur le festival se trouvent sur le site http://www.francofestival.com/read more about 'Health Sciences Centre Celebrates Francophone Culture in Northwestern Ontario'
