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Premier Kathleen Wynne (right) with Dr. Laura Curiel (centre), Minister Michael Gravelle (left), and Minister Bill Mauro (right, partially obscured) touring the TBRRI’s wet lab. This past July, the province invested a further $4 million into our growing research program.

Is TBRRI Making Thunder Bay Smarter?

Graham Strong - September 23, 2014 0

Premier Kathleen Wynne’s $4 million announcement this past July may actually help boost the local economy by $12 million, creating 29 jobs and promoting new possible revenue streams for the TBRRI.

Thunder Bay Knowledge-Based Economy Driven by TBRRI

Graham Strong - September 14, 2014 0

Keith Taylor, Co-Chair of the PFA Advisory Council, said that research is important to local healthcare because it has a direct impact on patient care. Thanks to wise investments in health research by our community through the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation’s Health Discovery Fund, we are Bringing Discoveries to Life and together, making our region healthier, wealthier, and smarter.

TBRRI Medical Research Drives Better Healthcare Today

Graham Strong - September 14, 2014 0

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Thunder Bay – Family CARE Grant “Brings Gym to ICU Patients”

Graham Strong - August 31, 2014 0

Robyn Mauro (right) holds the portable telemetry unit, which allows patients to be monitored away from their beds. Information appears on the screens (background) at the nurses’ station. Riley Burgsteden shows a special phone that alerts nurses on rounds if there is a problem with a patient.

New Cardiac Telemetry Packs Improves Patient Safety and Mobility

Graham Strong - May 30, 2014 0

Lynda Piche and Wayne Taylor show the otoscope donated by retired Dr. Morris Mymko, who now sits on the Health Sciences Foundation board and reviews Family CARE Grants. Dr. Mymko was “glad to put the otoscope back to work” in the Cardiovascular Unit.

Retired Doctor Makes Family CARE Grant for Cardiovascular Unit

Graham Strong - January 8, 2014 0

Adam Vinet, Manager, Emergency/Trauma Services. Part of patient care includes keeping the waiting area clean and comfortable. A Family CARE Grant helped replace worn and cracking chairs.

Emergency Department Saw Over 111,000 Patients

Graham Strong - November 14, 2013 0

ICU nurse Kayley Heppler shows the new automatic door opener that allows family and visitors with mobility challenges to enter and exit the ICU more easily. Funding for the door opener was provided thanks to a Volunteer Association/Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation Family CARE Grant.

New ICU Door at Thunder Bay Health Sciences Centre

Graham Strong - October 7, 2013 0

Emergency Department nurse Melanie Banfield with the D-Side Kitchen’s new microwave. Patients and family members can use it to heat up coffee, soup, and other items to make their wait more comfortable.

Hot Cup of Soup Makes a Big Difference

Graham Strong - September 29, 2013 0

TBRHSC’s Aboriginal Advisory Committee members are (back, left to right) Robert Fenton, Abe Kakepetum, Mona Hardy, Dr. Mark Henderson; (middle, left to right) Carmen Blais, Louise Thomas, Jeannie Simon, Susan Anderson, Teresa Trudeau, Brenda Mason, Kanita Johnson, Andrée Robichaud, Tracie Smith; (front, left to right) Ernie May, Sandra Cornell, Jason Beardy, Fred Sky, Sam Achneepineskum. Missing: Daryl Ottertail, Francine Pellerin, Shelley Whitney, Stanley Sainnawap, Susan Fitzpatrick, Tina Armstrong, Rev. Merv Wilson.

Thunder Bay – Aboriginal Health Engagement

Graham Strong - August 18, 2013 0

Allyson McDonald (left) and Laurie Ryan-Cooper show the learning models that help people with swallowing difficulties visualize the disorder, and how to avoid choking and other risks. The models were purchased thanks to a Family CARE Grant from the Volunteer Association/Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation.

Thunder Bay Patients Helped by Family Care Grant

Graham Strong - July 27, 2013 0

Emily Matthews, Jennifer Wu, Dustin Lunn, and Jackie Baerg, first-time tree planters from Toronto, said they enjoyed getting to know more about Aboriginal culture at the Haveman Brothers’ Cultural Sensitivity Gathering.

Haveman Brothers Hosts Cultural Sensitivity Gathering

Graham Strong - July 2, 2013 0

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