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Concussion recovery app launches with donor support
… Brain Injury Program developed a system to help her patients by assigning points to day-to-day tasks (e.g. … and symptoms triggered. By working toward personal quotas, patients can understand their limitations and gain control … the MyBrainPacer app. Moving from paper to an app allows patients to self-monitor their recovery on the go. …
Lawson Staff Award of Excellence: Dr. Jeff Weiler
… of those living with disease, disability or injury. “To see patients that are dealing with mobility challenges, and to … of those living with disease, disability or injury. “To see patients that are dealing with mobility challenges, and to … of those living with disease, disability or injury. “To see patients that are dealing with mobility challenges, and to …
The warmth of compassion
… Care London (St. Joseph’s), spending time with end-of-life patients so they aren’t alone. “Not being able to be there … his role differs depending on the day and needs of the patients, Alex says volunteering in palliative care is … the physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs of patients experiencing life-threatening, progressive or …
Going strong
… Dr. Fleet. In her clinical work with stroke rehabilitation patients, she meets people every week who are struggling with the effects of weak bones. “A lot of patients say that they wish they would have known sooner … as early as possible and prevent complications for their patients. Dr. Fleet recently surveyed rehabilitation …
A move in the right direction
… care - has been instrumental in continuing care for some patients during this unprecedented time. “It was a great … Physiotherapists focus on restoring physical function for patients following a stroke, which enables patients to relearn some of their lost abilities and regain …
Celebrating 50 Years of Service: Dr. Munro’s Lifelong Commitment to Care
… Munro has been a steady presence in the lives of countless patients — and a proud member of the St. Joseph’s Health … could admit and provide certain types of care for their own patients. During those early years, Dr. Munro spent much of … and appendectomies. By 1976, he was also delivering his patients’ babies in the former Mother/Baby Prenatal Unit. …
Necessary evolution
… that stood out for Krisztina was a comment from one of her patients who had survived a war. “He is as tough as nails, … felt by some people.” Krisztina recognizes supporting patients has become more complicated. “We have been relying … patient care. The challenges were many at the start. Most patients are very understanding and willing to learn. …
We cannot go back
… the need for extra work around vulnerable people and patients, including those living in long-term care. … to improve this approach to provide the best experience for patients, caregivers, physicians and staff. This is very … across sites to connect with staff, physicians, leaders, patients and residents. I will never take for granted again …
Tender loving care
… provide outpatient services and compassionate support. Some patients come straight into the Program from paediatrics, … while others have taken a longer road to get here. “We have patients who’ve been out in the world after being discharged … new educational opportunities for the care team and their patients. Through a grant of $2,685, they were able to bring …
Care and compassion bridges distance and space
… and space Care and compassion bridges distance and space Patients at St. Joseph’s appreciate powering up and tuning … group education and doctor visits by phone. Some COPD patients are also taking part in a group virtual exercise program by WebEx, with the patients and rehab trainers interacting from their own homes …
Standing up to Falls
… understand is how those factors together impact individual patients and their risk of falling.” Lawson researchers are … kind in the country – completes a multi-step evaluation of patients: Nurses gather their medical history, current … limited data and lack real-world input from clinicians and patients,” explains Unger. “By partnering with Bhangu and …
Your gifts are opening doors for a new generation of surgical leaders
… home to share their newfound expertise for the benefit of patients worldwide. Donor support is opening doors and … radiology and plastic surgery, while also caring for patients in the Norton and Lucille Wolf Breast Care Centre. … home to share their newfound expertise for the benefit of patients worldwide. Donor support is opening doors and …
Tiny hands, big hearts
… can help lift people’s spirits during uncertain times. Patients at St. Joseph’s Parkwood Institute recently … never too young to spread some much-needed holiday joy. Inpatients within the acquired brain injury, stroke, and … enriching interaction between the daycare children and the patients on our unit,” says social worker Lindsay Syal who …
Next-generation 3D imaging can guide surgeons’ hands
… be a "game changer" for more complex shoulder replacement patients. Dr. Athwal was part of a team that worked with … instrumental for more complex shoulder replacement patients – those with the greatest amount of bone deformity … be a "game changer" for more complex shoulder replacement patients. Dr. Athwal was part of a team that worked with …
Rocking out
… but from the hospital’s own patio. From 2009 to 2019, patients, residents, families, staff and volunteers gathered … years using music to bring comfort, connection and joy to patients, especially those in the Palliative Care, Complex Care and Veterans Care programs. “For patients and residents throughout Parkwood, moments of …
An online approach to care
… often do not have access to specialized services and many patients are concerned about stigma.” To read the full … often do not have access to specialized services and many patients are concerned about stigma.” To read the full … often do not have access to specialized services and many patients are concerned about stigma.” To read the full …