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Many Information Management and Information Technology Services (IMITS) staff members moved to 1795 Willingdon Ave over the Remembrance Day weekend.

Community event aims to encourage the general public to learn about current research and practice that is envisioning and shaping health care in new ways for Aboriginal communities.

Through our strong partnership with UBC researcher Dr. Bill Miller, Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, two groups of VCH clinicians have accomplished a significant feat – publication in a national journal.

This is an important survey as it is an opportunity for all VCH, FH, PHSA, and PHC staff to provide feedback on their organizations environmental sustainability performance.

Violence in the health sector is a serious problem that has gained a great deal of attention over the last decade partly as a consequence of tragic cases involving patients, health professionals, and community members.

Cheer our BC Lions on November 18 at the last home game of the season and save, save, save! Special pricing open to all VCH employees and your purchase will support Volunteer Resources.

Just a few weeks ago, staff and clients at Willow Chest Centre, one of our tertiary mental health rehabilitation sites, began a new holiday tradition. They celebrated a Thanksgiving feast together.

The project: Adverse Drug Event Screening Program – tests a new VCH developed clinical decision rule that identifies patients at high-risk for an adverse drug event (ADE) who should be assessed by a clinical pharmacist. An ADE is an unfavourable medical event related to the use of medications.

You are warmly invited to The Annual Art Studios Winter Sale and Silent Auction. Great Items. Great Prices. Great Event. Thursday, November 22.