Emergency Department UpdateJuly 25, 2022 The Emergency Department (ED) at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) continues to experience high volumes of patients. There is a high demand for hospital services and we are seeing higher acuity patients. As patients are seen based on an assessment of individual illness, this will likely mean longer than normal wait times for less severe illness.read more about 'Emergency Department Update'
Data Drives Change at the Northwestern Ontario Regional Stroke NetworkJune 30, 2022 The Northwestern Ontario Regional Stroke Network, part of Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC), collects and reviews data on the stroke system of care, including how patients arrive at the hospital, rehabilitation, and follow up services, to help drive the delivery of quality care for the people of Northwestern Ontario.read more about 'Data Drives Change at the Northwestern Ontario Regional Stroke Network'
Life after Stroke: Keeping Connected in the CommunityJune 29, 2022 Stroke is a sudden and life-altering event that may require an extended recovery period. More than 400,000 Canadians are living with the effects of stroke. Family members and caregivers can also be impacted, often taking on supportive roles in the stroke survivor’s recovery.read more about 'Life after Stroke: Keeping Connected in the Community'
A Real Need to STOP THE BLEED®June 28, 2022 The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) Trauma Program wants to support the community to be better prepared for traumatic events through awareness, education and bleeding management training.read more about 'A Real Need to STOP THE BLEED®'
Masking Requirements for Patients and VisitorsJune 9, 2022 While masking requirements in some locations are expiring, organizations may implement their own policies. Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre will maintain masking requirements and entrance screening for patients and visitors for the foreseeable future.read more about 'Masking Requirements for Patients and Visitors'
Report from Gord WickhamJune 2, 2022 Here at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, we are proud of our reputation as a leader in health care. We know full well about the excellence, compassion and professionalism of our team.read more about 'Report from Gord Wickham'
Celebrating Pride Month at Our HospitalJune 1, 2022 To celebrate the start of Pride Month, the Progress Pride flag was raised today at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC).read more about 'Celebrating Pride Month at Our Hospital'
June is Stroke MonthJune 1, 2022 Stroke continues to be the third leading cause of death and the leading cause of disability in Canada; approximately 1 in 4 people will have a stroke in their lifetime. Which is why every June, for Stroke Awareness Month, the Northwestern Ontario Regional Stroke Network wants to provide information on recognizing the signs of a stroke and to act quickly.read more about 'June is Stroke Month'
Art as TherapyMay 26, 2022 Art can be a creative outlet for those who wish to explore it. As part of the Forensic Mental Health program at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC), it can be so much more.read more about 'Art as Therapy'
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Celebrates Nursing WeekMay 9, 2022 Nursing Week, which takes place May 9-15, coincides with Florence Nightingale’s birthday (May 12) and is a week to acknowledge the dedication and achievements of nursing professionals. Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) is taking the opportunity to celebrate and recognize the vital role nurses play in making the patient experience better by delivering quality care in Thunder Bay and across Northwestern Ontario.read more about 'Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Celebrates Nursing Week'
