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February 28, 2024

Research & Innovation, Stories

New clinical trial offers hope for reducing deaths from advanced HIV

Choosing a sabbatical in Africa Four years ago, hematologist Dr. John Eikelboom was working in Hamilton, splitting his time between...

December 1, 2016

Overcoming HIV: Barry’s Story

When Barry was called to his doctor’s office for his test results, he wasn’t expecting the news that came. He...

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Our chief of emergency medicine, Dr. Alim Pardhan,

Our chief of emergency medicine, Dr. Alim Pardhan, says teaching the next generation of doctors is not only important but immensely rewarding.

"Watching our trainees grow from being tentative students or new doctors to becoming expert clinicians is one of the most gratifying parts of being an educator."

Training, mentorship and knowledge sharing is ingrained in our people. It's part of who we are as a teaching hospital.

Dr. Pardhan has been featured in the Ontario Hospital Association's Preceptor Spotlight series. To get the article link comment "teaching".
#teachinghospital #healthcare #hamont

The region’s most gravely injured patients have

The region’s most gravely injured patients have a better chance of survival thanks to a tiny device that’s now part of the Regional Trauma Centre’s standard lifesaving equipment. Located at our Hamilton General Hospital, the Regional Trauma Centre for Central South Ontario is where the area’s most seriously injured and sick patients receive care.

For the past year-and-a-half, the trauma team has been trialing a small, innovative medical device called the COBRA-OS by Front Line Medical Technologies. It’s used only for the most severe trauma cases, to slow down excessive internal bleeding so patients can be stabilized long enough for potentially lifesaving surgery. Results of the trial were so promising, Hamilton General Hospital now stocks this device as a standard tool in its trauma bay.

Comment “cobra” for the article link. #HHSinnovation #traumacare #healthcare #hospital #hamont

Come on in, the water's fine!💦 DYK we have a hy

Come on in, the water's fine!💦 DYK we have a hydrotherapy pool, used as part of our patients' rehabilitation? As a teaching hospital, we also give our physiotherapy and occupational therapy students the opportunity to learn about the benefits and techniques of hydrotherapy. Teaching them these skills now helps them develop their careers, and improve the health of our community.
#teachinghospital #hydrotherapy #physiotherapy #occupationaltherapy #healthcare #hamont

We recently launched a remote symptom monitoring p

We recently launched a remote symptom monitoring program for patients living with heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. It’s a Canadian first, with potential benefits including cost savings and a better patient and provider experience. The program includes nurse practitioners, and is supported by MyChart Care Companion, a feature in Epic, our state-of-the-art, fully digital hospital information system.

Comment “epic” for the article link. #remotemonitoring #healthcare #hospital #hamont

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