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Screening for COVID-19 at Hospital entrances will be in effect as of 20:00 today, Friday, March 13, 2020. Screening will follow Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care guidelines regarding symptoms and travel. Screening involves answering questions related to COVID-19 symptoms, as well as recent travel. All people will be screened before being allowed in. In order to effectively manage screening, entrances will be designated as follows: Four entrances will be available during day time hours between 06:00 and 20:00: West main entrance: accessible to all; East cafeteria: accessible to staff, specified learners and contractors only. Patients or care partners will be directed to other entrances; Emergency Department (ED): accessible to ED staff and ED patients/care partners only. All others will be directed to other entrances; Labour and Delivery (L&D): accessible to staff and L&D patients/care partners only. All others will be directed to other entrances. Two entrances will be available during overnight hours between 20:00 and 06:00: Emergency Department: accessible to all; Labour & Delivery: for staff and L&D patients/care partners only. All others will be directed to the ED entrance.

TBRHSC COVID-19 Daily Situation Report for April 19th, 2020

Maryanne Matthews - April 19, 2020 0

Support Staff Worker at Thunder Bay Regional Tests Positive for COVID-19

James Murray - April 11, 2020 0

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre adds new access for patient drop-off

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Outbreak – Vancomycin-resistant Enterococci

NetNewsLedger - March 3, 2020 0

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Donation of $501,161 Supports Cancer Care and Cardiovascular Surgery

Heather Vita - December 16, 2019 0

Ibn Sina Simulation Lab Receives $500k Donation from Muslim Physicians

NNL Staff - May 15, 2019 0

Act FAST If You See Signs of a Stroke

Enhanced Access to Stroke Care Benefits Patients in Northwestern Ontario

Marcello Bernardo - February 28, 2019 0

Addiction is impacting many across Northwestern Ontario

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Launches Groundbreaking Pilot Project to...

Marcello Bernardo - October 16, 2018 0

The Cardiovascular Surgery Program at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre got a significant boost today with an announcement by Tbaytel that they will be donating $500,000 in support of the Program. Celebrating the announcement are (l-r): Glenn Craig, President & CEO, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Dr. Mark Henderson, Executive Vice President, Patient Services, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre; Jody Nesti, Chair, Board of Directors, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Dan Topatigh, President & CEO, Tbaytel; Eric Zakrewski, President and CEO, True Grit Engineering and Vice Chair of the forthcoming capital campaign for the Cardiovascular Surgery Program and Jean Bartkowiak, President & CEO, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre and CEO, Thunder Bay Regional Health Research Institute.

Tbaytel Donates $500,000 to Cardiovascular Surgery Program

James Murray - January 15, 2018 0

Poppy Chairman for The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 5, Sharon Scott (left) and Terri Hrkac, Senior Director, Major and Legacy Giving, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation

Royal Canadian Legion Sees Value in Camera for Health

Heather Vita - March 19, 2017 0

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre’s Chief of Surgery & Board Director, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation, Dr. Mark Thibert

Chief of Surgery Wins Prestigious International Award

Heather Vita - August 22, 2016 0

Proudly presenting a gift of $3216 from the CIBC Children’s Foundation to fund the purchase of a new breastfeeding couch for the Lactation Consultant at the Maternity Centre at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre are, centre, Investment Advisors from CIBC Wood Gundy, Kathy Sundell, Robert Seed, Fred Brown, Dan Peters, Greg Fayrik, and Paul Johnston, with, left, Erica Moorhouse, Manager, Maternal/Newborn, TBRHSC and, right, Liana Pretto, Lactation Consultant, TBRHSC. Missing are Investment Advisors Robin Smith and Shannon Zeleny.

Little Ones Benefit from Big Generosity at Thunder Bay Regional Health...

Heather Vita - November 17, 2015 0

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Thunder Bay Regional Recognizes Mental Illness Awareness with Walk

Maryanne Matthews - October 7, 2015 0

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