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Ten years of progress and success at TBRHSC

10 Years Building a Healthy Future – TBRHSC

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The key to being mortgage-free this summer is to buy your $100 ticket in the 28th Annual Fort William Rotary House Lottery. You could be the owner of this beautiful house at 230 Sunflower Street. The Grand prize draw takes place July 1st at Marina Park main stage. Proceeds support the Exceptional Cancer Care Campaign. For full details on the House Lottery, visit www.fwrotary.ca/HouseLottery.cfm.

Mortgage Free on Canada Day!

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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

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May is National Physiotherapy Month - Keeping Active keeps you alive.

You Can Watch Life, or You Can Live It

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The Screen for Life Coach returns to Thunder Bay at the end of this month. Upon its return, it will set out to provide cancer screening services across the region following a condensed travel schedule. To see the travel schedule, visit www.tbrhsc.net/screenforlife. To book your appointment on the Screen for Life Coach, call (807) 684-7777 or 1-800-461-7031.

Thunder Bay Health Care – Resolve to Screen in 2014

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In its 2nd year, the WINMAR Moustache Extravaganza doubled its fundraising success, bringing in $4,000 to support exceptional prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment in Northwestern Ontario. Organizers are so enthusiastic about the success of this event that they are already preparing for next year’s challenge. Pictured are(left to right): Jim Kuper, Radiation Therapist and Chairperson of the Prostate Cancer Site Group, Regional Cancer Care; Amy Silvaggio, Special Events Officer, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Cara D’Amours, WINMAR and Adam Cianfagna, WINMAR.

Thunder Bay Exceptional Cancer Care Campaign

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Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Thunder Bay HSF Board Report

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Local Cancer Care

Local Cancer Care Made All the Difference

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Health

Health – Small Ideas That Make a Big Difference

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Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians - TBRHSC

Pharmacists: Providing more healthcare than you know

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Flow Cytometry

Flow Cytometry – What is it?

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Thunder Bay team members of the Ontario Diagnostic Imaging Appropriateness Pilot Project include: Top row: Cathy Costanzo, Sam McKnight, Doug Cates, Craig Willson, Stephen Exley, Michele Miller, Dr. David Kisselgoff, Dr. Lynn Pratt (Fort William Family Health Team) Bottom row: John Barro, Geraldine Ripa, Cathy Campbell

Is this diagnostic test the right one for you?

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