The Tapestry Foundation for Health Care is hoping to raise $75,000 for a new vitrectomy unit at Mount Saint Joseph Hospital.
Read MoreShow hospital you care
On September 28, the Richmond Hospital Foundation is holding its sixth annual Community Cares Day, to raise money and awareness of local health-care needs. Written by Richmond Hospital Foundation co-chair Chad Pederson.
Read MoreWhat you can do to keep your information private
There are a number of measures in place to protect the information of patients. With mention of a VCH employee who was fired for looking at other people’s electronic files.
Read MoreResearch boss calls for health data shakeup
The executive director of Population Data B.C. wants a better strategy to utilize health data. With quotes from Steven Tam, chief privacy officer for VCH.
Read MoreShould you go to work when you have the sniffles?
Dr. Meena Dawar, a VCH medical health officer, says if you’re sick, don’t go to work.
Read MoreBest of B.C. bestowed with Province’s highest honour
The BC Government has honoured 12 British Columbians with the Order of British Columbia. One of the recipients was Dr. Charles H. Scudamore, a VCH cancer researcher, transplant surgeon and teacher.
Read MoreSix visionary health leaders named Canada’s 2014 Hall of Fame inductees
The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame announced their 2014 inductees including Dr. Max Cynader a neuroscientist at VCH’s Centre for Brain Health.
Read MoreSeverely mentally ill deserve better care
“The Riverview Lands have so much potential for good things to happen there, whether it involves services for the mentally ill, education facilities, horticultural or local community uses.”
Read MoreSeverely mentally ill deserve better care
“This government is so derelict in caring for mental patients, and that negligence is reflected on the Riverview grounds and on the streets of Vancouver.”
Read MoreSeverely mentally ill deserve better care
“We have a vulnerable population of severely mentally ill people who live on the streets, with little or no follow-up, who are most likely not on medication; they are visible everywhere.”
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