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HHS chief scientist receives prestigious McLaughlin Medal from Royal Society of Canada The chief scientist for Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) is among 16 eminent Canadian scientists, scholars and researchers being recognized by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) for outstanding achievements in advancing knowledge and understanding of the past and present. The RSC announced today that Dr. Salim Yusuf has been awarded the McLaughlin Medal for distinguished... Sounding the alarm on Ontario s crisis in children s health care McMaster Children’s Hospital (MCH) has partnered with other provincial children’s hospitals and organizations to lead the effort to bring attention to the impact of the pandemic on children and youth, and their families. Partners within the Children’s Healthcare Coalition have identified wait times and delays to care as urgent issues which will have lasting impacts... Our Child Youth Mental Health team is here for you September 10 is Suicide Prevention Day. Watch this video to find out what to expect if you come to the emergency department at McMaster Children’s Hospital for a mental health crisis. Some people worry about coming to the emergency department. If you re under the age of 18 or the parent of a young person under... Chemo brain: You re not alone Lee Prokaska enjoyed a long career as a reporter, editor and editorial writer for The Hamilton Spectator, where job requirements included having a sharp mind and a way with words. But during chemotherapy treatments for breast cancer, words began to escape her – literally. “While it’s normal for people to occasionally struggle for words, especially... New software a big step forward for pediatric epilepsy unit Neurologists in the Pediatric Epilepsy Clinic at McMaster Children’s Hospital, Dr. Kevin Jones and Dr. Rajesh RamachandranNair, met with the Hamilton Health Sciences Foundation (HHSF) to advocate for a special software program which allows them to provide better care for patients. The electroencephalogram (EEG) Source Imaging software, called Curry, can display abnormal brainwave activity as... How to use a naloxone kit By Harsit Patel, clinical pharmacist in the emergency department Opioid overdosing is the third leading cause of death in Ontario. In Hamilton, there has been an increase in emergency department visits and deaths due to opioid overdoses since 2016. Learn what to look out for and how to help if you suspect someone is having... Supporting children with ADHD By Michelle McVittie, Child Life Specialist, Community Education Service, Child and Youth Mental Health Program at the Ron Joyce Children’s Health Centre Being a parent is a very important job, but it doesn’t come with a manual. When your child struggles with behaviours and has trouble with impulsivity, following directions, handling big emotions and being... How to bring more calm and peace into your day Written by Michelle McVittie, Child life Specialist, Community Education Service What does self-care mean to you? Do you feel the pressure of adding one more thing into your schedule? Do you feel guilty if you struggle to make time for yourself? Self-care is often misunderstood as spa days, vacation resorts, retail therapy, and book clubs... Sounding the alarm on Ontario s crisis in children s health care McMaster Children’s Hospital (MCH) has partnered with other provincial children’s hospitals and organizations to lead the effort to bring attention to the impact of the pandemic on children and youth, and their families. Partners within the Children’s Healthcare Coalition have identified wait times and delays to care as urgent issues which will have lasting impacts... Our Child Youth Mental Health team is here for you September 10 is Suicide Prevention Day. Watch this video to find out what to expect if you come to the emergency department at McMaster Children’s Hospital for a mental health crisis. Some people worry about coming to the emergency department. If you re under the age of 18 or the parent of a young person under... Back to School resource from McMaster Children’s Hospital To support a safe return to school during this unusual time, experts from McMaster Children’s Hospital have created a series of videos for families. In this section of our website, you’ll find videos on a variety of topics including masking, distancing, hand washing, easing your child’s anxiety, and supporting children with autism. “Whether your child... HHS chief scientist receives prestigious McLaughlin Medal from Royal Society of Canada The chief scientist for Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) is among 16 eminent Canadian scientists, scholars and researchers being recognized by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) for outstanding achievements in advancing knowledge and understanding of the past and present. The RSC announced today that Dr. Salim Yusuf has been awarded the McLaughlin Medal for distinguished... Chemo brain: You re not alone Lee Prokaska enjoyed a long career as a reporter, editor and editorial writer for The Hamilton Spectator, where job requirements included having a sharp mind and a way with words. But during chemotherapy treatments for breast cancer, words began to escape her – literally. “While it’s normal for people to occasionally struggle for words, especially... New software a big step forward for pediatric epilepsy unit Neurologists in the Pediatric Epilepsy Clinic at McMaster Children’s Hospital, Dr. Kevin Jones and Dr. Rajesh RamachandranNair, met with the Hamilton Health Sciences Foundation (HHSF) to advocate for a special software program which allows them to provide better care for patients. The electroencephalogram (EEG) Source Imaging software, called Curry, can display abnormal brainwave activity as... WLMH rebuild is priority for new director of redevelopment projects Bart DeVries and Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) go way back. It all started 17 years ago, when he first joined the Capital Development team. After a few role changes and opportunities outside of HHS, he found himself managing the Ron Joyce Children’s Health Centre project (2012-2016). He’s now back after some time in the private... GPS volunteer is a friendly face at MCH During Rasmi (Ras) Kokash’s volunteer orientation at McMaster Children’s Hospital (MCH), his volunteer coordinator said something that stuck with him: this is a place where you have a lot of emotions going on. “Believe me, I live it every time I come here,” says Ras. He learned that if he could reduce the level of... Introducing a Registered Nurse specializing in digital health care When COVID-19 arrived in Canada, employees in almost every field imaginable were suddenly faced with reinventing how they worked. For many, this included moving to a virtual, online workplace. “Health care was no exception,” said Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) registered nurse Carley Ouellette, who specializes in digital health care and is the research project nursing... 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