December 2015
As we prepare for the holidays with family and friends, I would like to take the opportunity to thank you for your efforts over the past year. Health care is not without its challenges, but in the face of significant challenges, we are making significant progress. Organizational Excellence continues to enhance our work and the care we provide to patients. Improvement is occurring at the front-line on a daily basis. Over 1500 staff, physicians and learners have participated in Intro to Lean and are learning to increase value for our patients, by reducing waste in our system. This year, we launched HSN Report Out, which allows staff to share their improvement projects and spread their learning across the organization on a monthly basis.
Staff Newsletter
This past year was one of the busiest on record in the ED. Despite increased visits to the ED, we were able to improve wait times. HSN has made new developments in research, seniors care and surgery. AMRIC broke ground on its new 12,000 square-foot research facility. We expanded our “48-5” initiative for frail seniors. We introduced new surgical procedures, including a new minimally invasive procedure for rectal cancer and a new facial nerve graft operation. The Virtual Critical Care Unit earned the Ontario Health Minister’s Medal Honouring Excellence in Health Quality and Safety. HSN also reaffirmed its commitment to children. The NEO Kids Foundation was launched to advocate and raise funds for more comprehensive children’s care in northeastern Ontario.
All of our achievements are the direct result of the passionate and dedicated team of staff, physicians, learners and volunteers at HSN. In the coming year, we will continue our work to provide quality patient-centred care.
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On behalf of the Board of Directors and Senior Management Team, I would like to extend to you and your families our best wishes for a wonderful holiday season and a prosperous New Year.
Christmas Spirit at HSN
Submitted by: Cadiology Staff The staff at HSN do more than just care for patients, they care for each other too. A family is a group of people who love each other, work together to solve problems, respect each other and support one another during difficult situations. These attributes define the morals and values of our Cardiology family. This Christmas season one of our loved ones and her family have been facing a very difficult situation. Their child is ill and is receiving treatment at Sick Kids in Toronto. Collectively, we began doing our best to provide support through kind gestures, words of encouragement, monetary donations, Christmas gifts and so much more. A few of the more memorable gestures we have made thus far include: • A beautiful picture with Santa Claus and members of our family. • A lovely video from Santa Claus to the child. • Members of our family cut their hair in order to donate for wigs for cancer patients....in honor of this child.
Our love, well wishes and prayers continue daily for our family member.
We would like to ask and encourage other members of the community to show support for those in need. Specifically can we please donate to NEO Kids at HSN. Your support is essential to brighten the smile of these children.
Christmas Spirit at HSN
On December 10, the Sudbury Star, along with Santa and a few children from the Big Brothers Big Sisters program, distributed plush animal toys (sponsored by local businesses) to children and youth at HSN. This is the tenth year the Sudbury Star and HSN have been working together on the Plush Bear Campaign. Santa helped make the day for many patients, families and staff – young and old!
Christmas Spirit at HSN
These gifts were donated to the Northeast Cancer Centre Pediatric Oncology patients, which range from two months to 18 years old. The gifts will be distributed at Christmas and throughout the year as they reach milestones in their treatment.
Employee Food Drive This year’s Employee Food Drive campaign was a success once again thanks to the generous support of all who contributed. The generosity from staff, physicians and different groups will certainly give help and hope to employees who need it most. thank you to everyone who contributed to the food drive this year. Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas Season and Best Wishes for 2016! Once again this year, a big thank you goes to ALINE
LEMOYNE.
She puts forth a tremendouf amount of her time and has selflessly been arranging the staff food drive for over 30 years. For months she is working behind the scenes arranging the details and for weeks after followingup with thank yous. Her work does not go unnoticed and is appreciated in a very meaningful way.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Finance Staff! Over the past year, the Finance Staff has raised a total of $1,035 through their dress down day fund. The recipients of these funds were the Northern Cancer Foundation and the Hospital Employee Food Drive. In addition, a new tradition was started a few years ago that changed the traditional Secret Santa gift exchange. Instead of buying gifts that co-workers would enjoy as adults, we bought gifts that the co-workers would have played with as children. With lists in hand, a total of 27 gifts were bought which ranged from teddy bears, puzzles, crafts kits, dolls, toy cars etc…
The Mental Health and Addictions Program Team Building Committee is pleased to announce that the Mental Health and Addictions Program has harvested a total of $1,578.55 for local food banks across our catchment area. Of this amount, $1,008.55 remains in the Greater Sudbury area with the remaining donations being given to local food banks in Espanola, Manitoulin and Elliot Lake. Did you know that for every dollar collected, the Food Bank can purchase 6 dollars’ worth of food! That would make our contribution equal $9,471.30 to purchase fresh produce, turkeys, milk products, speciality items, etc. Way to go teams!
Christmas Spirit at HSN
The lntensive Care Unit (ICU) is not a place where people would choose to spend the holiday season. But for those who must, some of the Registered Nurses have tried to make the ICU a little more festive. Several of the RNs have added some holiday-themed art to the sliding doors of the patient rooms.
“It’s never easy to either be a patient in the ICU or have a loved one on the unit, so we wanted to do something to brighten the mood a bit for patients and their families,” says Melissa Stringer, Quality Improvement Manager for the ICU. “The nurses have done a great job.” Left to right:Registered Nurses Cori Lanigan, Janice Blaffert, Nicole Adams and Sandra Rinaldo with one of their works of art.
Volunteers are Paying it Forward!
Not only did Volunteer Services spread cheer with their caroling, they recently placed a journal at the Volunteer Greeter Desk for volunteers to write stories of their day or an experience they had during their shift. The below story was written & inspired others to pay it forward! What will you do this holiday season to pay it forward?
Further to the door decor, the ICU had an ugly Christmas sweater day, collected money for the MCTV telethon. They also collected items and filled 48 shoe boxes for Operation Christmas child, carrying on the giving spirit of Kate McDougall, a late colleague who used to organize this initiative for the department. That’s not all, they is also an ongoing fundraising campaign (selling Christmas ornaments and cards) to raise money for Zawadi La Tumaini children’s home in Kenya. Way to keep the Spirit of Christmas alive ICU!
Real Estate for Hope Sets Goal of $50,000! On December 7th the Real Estate for Hope team launched their program with the Northern Cancer Foundation (NCF) at the Northeast Cancer Centre. The Real Estate for Hope Team is comprised of four highly skilled professionals from both the Real Estate and Mortgage industries. As a “Team”, their two year goal is to raise over $50,000 for the Northern Cancer Foundation and the Northeast Cancer Centre through the mortgage, referral and relocation program. Every single person who participates will directly benefit local Cancer Care. “We are extremely grateful to the Real Estate for Hope team and their support for the Northern Cancer Foundation; they are a true example of community partnership. We look forward to watching this program flourish,” says Tannys Laughren, Executive Director of the Northern Cancer Foundation. Working together, their goal is to create an effortless approach to the home buying and home selling and the mortgaging process, all the while supporting the NCF with the proceeds of each successful sale and mortgage.
Real Estate for Hope Team Terry Ames, Sales Representative, Remax Crown Realty Brokerage Deborah J Ames, Broker, Remax Crown Realty Brokerage Todd Payzant & Guy Robineau, Mortgage Broker, Neighbourhood Dominion Lending Centres Jenna Ryan, Sales Representative, Remax Crown Realty Brokerage For more information regarding the Real Estate for Hope program please visit www.ncfsudbury.com or call 705.523.4673 (HOPE).
Old, new, borrowed & blue... Donate your wedding dress to the Northern Cancer Foundation Or Purchase one after the Sudbury Wedding Showcase, January 23, 2016
Happily ever after starts here‌ 2 Ways You Can Help: 1. Donate your gently used wedding dress to the Northern Cancer Foundation by January 11, 2016 The wedding dresses will be showcased in the Fashion show at the Sudbury Wedding Showcase on January 23, 2016 2. Purchase your wedding dress after the Sudbury Wedding Showcase by emailing etaillefer@hsnsudbury.ca or calling 705.523.4673 100% of the proceeds will support the Northern Cancer Foundation and local cancer care. Call 705.523.4673 (HOPE) or visit www.ncfsudbury.com, www.sudburylivingmagazine.com today!
NCF Awards $20,000 for Wings of Hope Program! The Northern Cancer Foundation (NCF) is excited to award $20,000 for patient care improvements and initiatives through their Wings of Hope program. These improvements and initiatives are recommended by the Northeast Cancer Centre staff, endorsed by management and approved by the NCF. The Wings of Hope program was created to honour the Northeast Cancer Centre’s staff, physicians and volunteers’ role in delivering excellence in patient care. The NCF realizes that each donation that the Northern Cancer Foundation receives is a tribute to the efforts of the staff of the Northeast Cancer Centre. The Wings of Hope program provides funding to support staffdriven recommendations for: • • •
Patient care equipment that cannot be funded by other sources Projects or equipment that will enhance the overall patient environment Enhancements other than staffing of patient care programs offered by the Northeast Cancer Centre
This year the program supported the Northeast Cancer Centre by: 1. Equipment purchases for the Radiation Theropy Department 2. Equipment purchases for the Chemotherapy Treatment Department 3. Improvements in the patient waiting area, Chemotherapy Treatment Department
For more information regarding the NCF’s Wings of Hope program, please visit the NCF’s page on the HUB or call 705.523.4673.
Left to Right: Lisa Rusgnak, Laurie Stillwaugh, Jason Martel, and Shane Gordon
Thank you to Huntington University for their $2,500 donation and for inviting NEO Kids and the NEO Kids Foundation to their annual tree lightning ceremony. You are making the lives of children in northeastern Ontario merry and bright!
The Sudbury community has officially welcomed the new kid to town!
more support for families and goal is healthier children,
In the four short weeks since the launch of NEO Kids Foundation (NFK), many organizations and community members have shown their support for pediatric care in Sudbury. So far the foundation has already raised $20,000 for children’s services at HSN, with their first priority being the construction of the new NEO Kids health centre. Here’s a look at some of the generous donations NKF has received over the past few weeks.
The NEO Kids Foundation’s
Lo-Ellen Park Secondary Students hosted a 3-on-3 basketball tournament and all the proceeds were raised in support of NEO Kids Foundation. Some students and staff also participated in a student vs teacher basketball game which had spectators, foundation staff included, on their toes. In total, they raised $4,000 for NEO Kids Foundation and did so with a great deal of enthusiasm and school spirit.
Oonagh Macdonald, Diane Radey, Marjorie Steinke, Elen MacMillan and Shirley Cranston from the Order of the Eastern Star donated $1,700.00 to NEO Kids Foundation from the Kathleen Coates Memorial Star Fund. The ladies got a chance to see the NEO Kids building and meet NEO Kids Pediatrician, Dr. Gautam Kumar, along with Keri and Hannah from the NEO Kids Team.
The NEO Kids Foundation’s
Christmas came a little early for NEO Kids Foundation this year! HSN’s Volunteer Association (HSN VA) donated $500,000 to the foundation, their largest donation to date. Christmas cheer was spread at the announcement event as ‘Jingle Bells’ played in the background and kids from HSN’s Children’s Treatment Centre brought in numbered presents to reveal the donation total. NEO Kids Foundation Board Chair, Mick Weaver, HSN VA President, Cliff Richardson and HSN VA board members were among the guests. Santa Claus was also present and it’s no secret that he’s keeping The HSN VA on the nice list.
In 2013, local hockey referee Eric Caetano started a campaign called ‘Blowing the Whistle for Kids Care’ which benefits NEO Kids. For this campaign, he organizes volunteers to sell 50/50 tickets at a series of hockey games where he is reffing. This year he has also included a raffle and proceeds will be going to NEO Kids Foundation. To date he has raised over $4,100.00 for kids care at HSN. He certainly is a team player!
goal is healthier children,
more support for families and
Calling a Patient at Home There may be times when your job duties require you to telephone a patient at their residence. Here are a few things to remember when you call: • • • •
Speak only to the patient about the reason for your call. You must have a patient’s consent to speak with anyone else. If you must leave a voicemail remember to leave the minimum amount of information such as your name, phone number and that you are calling from Health Sciences North. Never leave personal health information (PHI) on a voicemail. A patient’s name in conjunction with their medical information constitutes PHI. For more information, contact an HSN Privacy Officer at privacyoffice@hsnsudbury.ca or visit the Information and Privacy Commissioner/Ontario at www.ipc.on.ca. Stay tuned for regular monthly privacy, security and confidentiality articles in Dialogue.
Treating the Arm and Hand After Stroke... Last month, some of HSN’s occupational therapists (OT) and physiotherapists (PT) travelled to Timmins to participate in the three-day course, “A multidimensional approach to the treatment of the arm and hand after stroke”. The course, organized by the NEO Stroke Network, was presented by Anna Greenblatt and Nancy Katsouras, both registered OT private practitioners from Toronto, ON. The HSN group joined other OTs and PTs from across northeastern Ontario at the Timmins and District Hospital to learn a variety of strategies and new skills from the instructors which they will implement into their practice. Both OTs and PTs treat the upper extremity after a stroke and they can be faced with many opportunities as well as challenges as they assist the person with stroke regain the best possible functional outcome and quality of life.
HSN staff: Joanna Smorhay (OT), Monique Showell (OT), Linda Smith (OT), Karine Beaumier (PT), Brenda Seguin (OT), MarieJeanne Leduc (PT), Kevin Li (OT)
YEAR IN REVIEW January 29
Improving Kids Care in Sudbury HSN is working to improve the care HSN provides to children. The first step was relocating pediatricians to the RLHC facility called NEO Kids in 2014.This allowed better access to children’s health care.
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Raising Awareness: Northeast Aboriginal Pap Test Campaign The Northeast Cancer Centre (NECC) and the North East Aboriginal Cancer Screening Network collaborated with local First Nation community providers and organizations to raise awareness about the importance of cervical cancer screening.
My CancerIQ Launches NECC and CCO introduce the online tool “My CancerIQ”, to calculate the personalized risk of developing breast, cervical, colorectal and lung cancers
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Virtual Critical Care Expands To Seven New Hospitals Seven more hospitals in northeastern Ontario were added to the Virtual Critical Care (VCC) Unit at HSN.
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From Austin to AMRIC: New VP brings experience Dr. Richard Beswick becomes AMRIC’s new Vice President of Clinical Research & Corporate Operations.
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C. difficile Research at AMRIC Published In Major American Journal
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The February 13 edition of the American Journal of Infection Control includes an article about a study on the early detection of C. difficile at HSN. That study was lead by a team at AMRIC, HSN’s research affiliate.
Cheque Please! Local Restaurants Serve Up Big Donation to Children’s Care at HSN Twelve independent restaurants which make up the Sudbury Hospitality Association of Restaurant Entrepreneurs (S.H.A.R.E) presented a cheque of over $12,000 to the Health Sciences North Foundation (HSNF).
March 2
New Campaign Aims to Wipe Out Colorectal Cancer Loblaw’s pharmacists teamed up with NECC, Canadian Cancer Society and public health units across northeastern Ontario to launch the “Let’s Wipe Out Colon Cancer” campaign. It is to encourage more people between the ages of 50-74 to be screened for colorectal cancer.
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AMRIC Receives $4.9 Million from FedNor The future of health care in Sudbury is looking brighter thanks to FedNor’s contribution of $4.9 million to AMRIC’s new medical research facility.
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Rotary Club Makes Donation to KICX For Kids The Sunrisers donated $10,000 to KICX For Kids. The money comes from the Rotary Club’s fourth annual Vive Le Vin charity wine gala and auction, which was held November 2014.
April 24
HSN Employee Named One of Sudbury’s Women of Distinction
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Dr. Martin Shine was presented with a Donor Champion Award by Trillium Gift of Life Network (TGLN), Ontario’s organ and tissue donation and transplant agency.
Lynzy Boeswald-Lalande is an Intervention Worker at the Voices For Women Sudbury Sexual Assault Centre in downtown Sudbury, which is part of HSN’s Violence Intervention and Prevention Program. She is among this year’s recipients of the YWCA Sudbury annual Women of Distinction Awards.
Sudbury Shrine Club Donates $15,000 to Pediatric BOTOX® Clinic
Organ Donor Advocate at HSN Receives Award
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Shriners in Sudbury and Toronto presented a cheque for $15,000 to the Pediatric BOTOX® clinic at NEO Kids
HSN Celebrates State-of-the-Art Lab and Staff as Part of Medical Laboratory Week
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HSN Marks National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week HSN named a new Lead Physician for organ donation during National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week.Dr. Bhanu Nalla is a critical care physician and anaesthetist, who will work with the Trillium Gift of Life Network (TGLN) to educate, promote, and coordinate organ and tissue donation at HSN.
Mayor Brian Bigger proclaimed the week of April 19-25 National Medical Laboratory Week in Greater Sudbury, and HSN celebrated its medical lab and staff at the Ramsey Lake Health Centre.
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Bringing Allergy Relief to Kids in Sudbury Dr. Amy Blair, a Toronto-based paediatric allergist who specializes in allergies and clinical immunology, runs special allergy clinic at HSN every two months.
May 1
HSN Celebrates Doctors Day May 1st is Doctor’s Day in Ontario, and HSN is celebrated the occasion by honouring the 285 physicians who provide care at HSN.
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Club Montessori Pledges $50,000 to NEO Kids Club Montessori is pledging $50,000 over five years for NEO Kids, HSN’s centre of excellence for pediatric care. Club Montessori is composed of Italian-Canadian businesspeople who are devoted to charity work in Greater Sudbury.
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National Award for HSN’s Physician Recruiter The Canadian Association of Staff Physician Recruiters (CASPR), presented Ginette Vezina with this year’s national CASPR Leadership Award.
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HSN Celebrates Nurses Week Nursing week was May 11-15. HSN used the occasion to thank its complement of dedicated nurses for their hard work and commitment to patients.
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Diabetes Screening Initiative Returns to HSN HSN once again partnered with Type 1 Diabetes TrialNet Research Team from The Hospital For Sick Children (SickKids) to provide a free screening clinic for family members of patients with Type 1 diabetes.
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HSN Chronic Disease Education Program Hits the Road Representatives from HSN’s Nephrology, Chronic Disease Self - Management, and the Complex Center for Diabetes Care programs travelled together to different parts of northeastern Ontario for education sessions with both health care workers and patients.
June 9
Palladino Auto Group Hosts Fundraising Golf Tourney for NEO Kids The Palladino Auto Group Mulligans for NEO Golf Classic was held at the Idylwylde Golf and Country Club on July 23. The golf tournament raised funds to support NEO Kids.
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Balanced Budget, Children’s Care Highlight HSN’s AGM Passionate pleas for more children’s care, a balanced budget, and new board members highlighted 2015’s Annual General Meeting for HSN.
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HSN Celebrates ED Outreach Program
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HSN celebrated its Emergency Department Outreach Service (EDOS) during seniors month. This service provides residents of Greater Sudbury’s seven long-term care homes with on-site medical care for a variety of minor emergencies, injuries, ailments and procedures.
New App For Youth with Mental Health and Addiction Needs in Sudbury, Manitoulin, and Chapleau The Sudbury-Manitoulin Service Collaborative has partnered with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) to introduce to parts of northeastern Ontario a new smartphone app called “Be Safe” for young people coping with mental health and addiction issues.
July 7
NEO Kids Celebrates 1st Birthday NEO Kids marked its first anniversary, complete with a family barbeque and facepainting.
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Guest Athletes Visit Kids at CTC Summer Camp Rebecca Johnston and Angi Wong-Lamore spent time with the kids at the CTC summer camp. Johnston won gold medals with Canada’s women’s hockey team at the 2010 and 2014 Winter Olympics. Wong-Lamore, who is a former client of the CTC, was a member of Ontario’s 4-person wheelchair boccia team that won a silver medal at an international competition in Austria.
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New Facial Surgery at HSN Dr. Christa Favot, an oral-maxillofacial surgeon, performed HSN’s first cadaveric nerve graft on a patient with a benign tumour (neuroma) on one of the nerves in the jaw.
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Children’s Telemedicine Expands at HSN The HSN Foundation and HSN Volunteer Association have contributed $20,000 each for the purchase of two new Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN) systems.
August 12
Inaugural Spirit of Sally Spence Awards Presented at HSN As an ongoing tribute to her memory, the CTC has created the Spirit of Sally Spence Awards, in partnership with the HSN Foundation. The Awards are given to current and former clients of the CTC who embody the qualities that Sally Spence demonstrated during her years at the CTC.
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Sudbury Cancer Research Published in International Journal The latest online edition of Cancer Research features research being led by Dr. Hoyun Lee, a Senior Scientist at AMRIC, the research affiliate of HSN.
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Cream of the Crops! Marek’s Rock Garden Café at HSN Wins Provincial Competition The Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers (OGVG) has selected the Rock Garden Café as the winner of the 2nd OGVG Local Food Week promotion and display competition, held in June.
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Pediatrician at NEO Kids Studies Cystic Fibrosis A study involving NEO Kids and AMRIC at HSN is attempting to find out when Cystic Fibrosis nebulizer equipment should be replaced to avoid the spread of bacteria.
September 10
FASD Day Marked in Sudbury To mark International FASD Awareness Day, the Sudbury-Manitoulin FASD Network held an awareness event in downtown Sudbury, complete with a proclamation from Deputy Mayor Joscelyne Landry-Altmann declaring September 10 Fetal Alcohol Awareness Day in Greater Sudbury.
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Pilot Project Helps People with Addictions/Mental Health Issues Avoid Trip to ED A new pilot project involving HSN and Greater Sudbury Paramedic Services is proving successful in helping people who are impaired due to addictions get care sooner, while avoiding a trip to the ED.
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HSN VA Provides $150,000 in Healthy Aging Research at HSN The HSN Volunteer Association presented Dr. Janet McElhaney with a cheque for $150,000 to continue her work as the HSN Volunteer Association Chair in Healthy Aging at HSN.
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HSN Receives Glowing Report Card from Accreditation Canada HSN received Accreditation with Commendation the second highest designation from Accreditation Canada and a first for HSN.
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AMRIC studies Cannabis and Tobacco Exposure Effects AMRIC researcher Dr. Leslie Sutherland is studying how exposure to cigarette and cannabis smoke affects healthy lung cells at the molecular level.
October 7
Advanced Rectal Cancer Procedure Performed at HSN A procedure called transanal total mesorectal excision (taTME) has been performed for the first time at HSN by a team led by colorectal surgeon Dr. Antonio Caycedo. According to Dr. Caycedo, only a handful of hospitals in Canada perform the procedure.
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Virtual Critical Care Model Wins Provincial Health Award
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The Virtual Critical Care (VCC) Unit is this year’s recipient of the Minister’s Medal Honouring Excellence in Health Quality and Safety, presented by Health Quality Ontario.
17 Physicians Join Greater Sudbury in 2015 A total of 17 physicians established new practices in Greater Sudbury in 2015, including 11 specialists, 1 Emergency Department physician and 5 family doctors.
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Hemophilia Program at HSN Marks 35th Anniversary On its 35th anniversary, HSN’s Hemophilia Program celebrated advances in care for people with hemophilia.
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HSN Moves Up List of Top 40 Research Hospitals in Canada HSN and its affiliate AMRIC have climbed up the list of Top 40 Research Hospitals in Canada. This year, HSN is ranked 36th, up four places from last year’s list.
November 5
Northeast Cancer Centre Celebrates 25th Anniversary On November 5, 1990, The Northeast Cancer Centre (NECC) opened its doors at Health Sciences North (HSN), providing chemotherapy in a central location to all residents of northeastern Ontario, and introducing radiation therapy to this part of the province.
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AMRIC Breaks Ground on New Research Facility The Advanced Medical Research Institute of Canada (AMRIC) held a groundbreaking ceremony at its Walford Road property, the former St. Theresa’s School.
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HSN welcomes the newest kid in town: The NEO Kids Foundation HSN announced their new foundation on November 25th. The NEO Kids Foundation will be dedicated to building awareness for children’s care needs and raising funds to bring vital pediatric services to Northeastern Ontario.
December 4
HSN Staff Member Attracts International Attention for Rescuing Eagle Our very own Michael Fletcher has become an international celebrity! You may have seen the selfie that made him famous when he and his brother Neil freed a bald eagle they found caught in a trap.
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Patient Surge at HSN HSN expresses its deepest appreciation to the entire HSN team of staff and physicians, our patients and their loved ones, as well as our local and regional health care partners and our community for their support during December’s surge of admissions.
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Code Silver Thank you to all of our staff for their tremendous efforts during the Code Silver incident that occurred HSN. Staff demonstrated exemplary service over an extended period of two hours, and afterwards, when the Code was cancelled.
Visit www.hsnsudbury.ca to read more about our great year! Editor: Sarah Grenier Dialogue is published for HSN employees.
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