Testing new wearable technology to monitor patients after surgery
Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) currently has a successful program that uses remote monitoring technology to support patients at home after...
2021 Celebrations: Research and Innovation
Hamilton Health Sciences is making discoveries through research and innovation that are transforming the way healthcare is provided locally, nationally...
2021 Celebrations: Cardiac and ECMO Care
This year, HHS featured several stories about heart health, cardiac research and COVID-related heart issues. As only one of four...
Monitoring surgical patients while recovering at home
This spring, when ICU space was limited due to the pandemic, Diana Brozovic required surgery. She had a cancerous tumor...
New technology detects abnormal heart rhythms
We're utilizing a remote heart monitor before and after patients have a TAVI, a minimally invasive heart procedure, to determine if a pacemaker is required. This remote heart monitor is sent home with the patients and alerts doctors of arrhythmia or other heart abnormalities.
The technological revolution of healthcare
We’re in an exciting time of emerging technologies in health care. We’re finding ways to improve the delivery of care so that patients can recover better and get back to their daily lives faster. This is unchartered territory, making it an exciting journey as a researcher.