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March 18, 2019

New program keeps staff safe and patients comfortable

Hamilton Health Sciences is putting in place a new program to help identify and communicate potential safety risks to staff, physicians and volunteers.

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Today we celebrate Doctors' Day. We extend our pro

Today we celebrate Doctors' Day. We extend our profound gratitude to all our doctors for their invaluable contributions to our hospital, patients, and community.

Do you have a message of thanks you'd like to share? Add it in the comments!

To read more about the phenomenal work of our doctors, click the link in our bio, then the Recent Articles tab.

#doctorsday #hamont #healthcare

Recently, our new president and CEO Tracey MacArth

Recently, our new president and CEO Tracey MacArthur spent time with our frontline teams getting to know our strengths and opportunities for improvement. Looking forward to more in-person visits over the next couple of weeks as she makes her way to all of our hospital sites and centres.
#hamont #healthcare

Today, our flags are lowered in honour of those wh

Today, our flags are lowered in honour of those who have lost their lives or suffered illness or injury on the job, and recognize the many family members and friends who have been deeply affected by these losses. #dayofmourning

April is #BeaDonorMonth, which brings attention to

April is #BeaDonorMonth, which brings attention to the need for organ donations. But, behind the scenes are our committed and dedicated health-care teams having the difficult conversations that make organ transplantation possible.

Leticia Cortez-Fasser (photo 1) is an operating room nurse who plays a important role in assisting with organ retrieval and maintaining viability for transplantation. She took on a leadership role in putting together an information package about organ donation for families at our McMaster University Medical Centre.

Zach Zacharewicz (photo 2) is a nurse working in our intensive care units and often work closely with patients who have suffered severe brain injuries or trauma. Sometimes this can unfortunately lead to devastating outcomes despite the team's best efforts. In these cases, he supports families considering organ donation as a way to honor their loved one’s legacy and potentially save the lives of others in need of organ transplants.

Michelle Bisaillon (photo 3) is a social worker supporting patients and families in the intensive care unit. She helps patients navigate the health-care system, advocates on their behalf and provide emotional support to their loved ones. Often she's supporting end-of-life-care, which includes conversations about organ donation. So, she works closely with the organ donation team to ensure everyone is aligned with the patient’s wishes.

Hear more from these individuals in the Recent Articles tab at the link in our bio.
#organdonation #healthcare #beadonor @trilliumgift

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