Demolition continues on the 1929 Activation Building to make way for a new acute care tower and power plant replacement at Lions Gate Hospital.
Read MoreTwo supervised sites in Vancouver region approved for nasal, oral drug consumption
Two sites are first to receive federal approval for users to snort or swallow drugs while under supervision. With quotes from Dr. Mark Lysyshyn, medical health officer for VCH.
Read MoreFour-year clinical study hopes to help heart patient stay out of the hospital
TEC4Home monitoring nurse Dianne Ross says symptoms can be detected early with TEC4Home.
Read MoreTEC4Home moves to clinical trials
Home tele-monitoring system allows patients to monitor their own vital signs on a daily basis so nurses can monitor remotely. Clinical trials happening in VCH.
Read MoreChallenges derail arrival of new Canada Line station on Cambie Street in South Vancouver
A City of Vancouver report has identified challenges in adding a Canada Line station at Cambie Street and West 57th Avenue. The Onni Group has purchased most of the 10-hectare property from Vancouver Coastal Health for condo development, and has submitted a rezoning application.
Read MoreGrowing list of B.C. politicians support activists calling for an end to the war on drugs
Dr. Patricia Daly is quoted as saying that the decriminalization of drug use needs to be considered.
Read MoreGroundbreaking Vancouver AIDS clinic turns attention to opioid crisis
Maxine Davis, executive director of the Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation, has submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Health, Vancouver Coastal Health and Providence Health Care in March to offer injectable opioid-assisted treatment at its facility.
Read MoreB.C. hospital cleaners and dietary workers vote to strike
Hospital cleaners and dietary workers across 75 hospitals in B.C. have voted overwhelmingly to strike, including cleaning and dietary staff at Vancouver Coastal Health.
Read MoreMother of man who died in Vancouver supportive housing still seeking answers five years later
In 2012, Lindsey Longe passed away while living in supportive housing. His mother Christine Harris calls for greater oversight and regulation of the supportive housing, as well as a review of the process when a patient leaves a hospital against medical advice. Insite and St. Paul’s Hospital are mentioned.
Read MoreVancouver mulls ban on disposable coffee cups
The City of Vancouver is contemplating a ban on single-use coffee cups. Vancouver Coastal Health is providing consultation.
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