t is with profound respect and admiration that I nominate Martha Tripicio for recognition as a Nursing Hero. Martha’s career is a testament to excellence, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to ...

We are honoured to nominate Domino Puson for the 21st Annual Hospital News Nursing Hero Award—not only for what he has achieved, but for the extraordinary journey that has shaped how he leads, mentors ...

Catherine Bergman is recognized at Toronto General Hospital for her clinical expertise, mentorship, and positive influence on team culture within the University Health Network. She is widely regarded ...

We are honoured to nominate Iryna Fedoryak for the Nursing Hero Award in recognition of her exceptional compassion, dedication, and lasting impact on both patients and colleagues. Through her work in ...

Hospital News is Canada’s health care news source since 1987. Hospital News covers developments and issues that affect all health care professionals, administrators, patients, visitors and students.

Nearly 10% of Canadians report using cannabis for medical purposes, yet only 18% do so with a medical authorization and the support of a healthcare provider. This gap underscores a persistent ...

Hospital News is Canada’s health care news source since 1987. Hospital News covers developments and issues that affect all health care professionals, administrators, patients, visitors and students.

Hospital News is Canada’s health care news source since 1987. Hospital News covers developments and issues that affect all health care professionals, administrators, patients, visitors and students.

The Advanced Coronary Treatment (ACT) Foundation is the national charitable organization dedicated to establishing free CPR as a mandatory program in every Canadian high school. The program is built ...

HN Summary • The Specialized Dementia Unit at University Health Network’s Toronto Rehab University Centre redesigned its shower rooms to reduce distress for people with dementia, creating a warmer, ...

Canada's doctors are concerned that false health information and disconnected health systems are putting patient care at risk. In the latest edition of Physician Pulse, a joint survey initiative of ...

The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) is calling on provinces and territories to lower the start age of organized colorectal cancer screening programs to 45 for people at average risk, from the current ...