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Patient Experience Champions
At NSHN we are committed to providing high quality, patient care. Help us recognize our workers and providers for provision of exceptional care or services by nominating an individual or team as a “Patient Experience Champion” today!
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NSHN NEWS
What’s new at NSHN?
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Board of Trustees Application
Do you have a strong vision for rural health care and the direction it should be heading? The 2024 Board of Trustees Application is available until 4:00pm Monday, April 29, 2024.
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Board Meeting - Mar 27, 2024
Monthly Board of Trustees meetings are open to the public, interested in attending? Contact dmay@nshn.care for more details.
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Clinical Assessment Centres
The last day for specimen collection at the Centres and intake to the Oximetry Program is Monday February 26 and both will officially close as of March 11, 2024.
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NEW! Online Laboratory Booking
Blood testing appointments are available from Monday-Friday, except statutory holidays. All appointments for Laboratory Services must be pre-scheduled.
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Caregiver ID Program
Caregiver ID is more than a badge – it's a visual way to acknowledge and identify Caregivers in care settings. Caregiver ID is also a key component in building a culture that recognizes the role of Caregivers and includes Caregivers as a part of the care team.
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Strategic Plan
As we embark on this journey we will embrace NSHNs new mission, vison and values. To learn more about how we plan to clarify, stabilize and improve as one team over the next 2 years, click here.
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Report A Barrier
IIdentifying and removing barriers is an important element of excellent customer service, and ensures that the organization meets the accessibility requirements under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005.
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Volunteer Today!
Our volunteers are vital to our organization - they make a difference in people’s lives!
Volunteering creates a lasting legacy that transforms the lives of the people who volunteer and of the people that benefit. Please know that this important role does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your compassion and your awareness, for seeing the need and responding.
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Masks On Please
The North Shore Health Network (NSHN) has returned to universal masking across all sites – Blind River, Thessalon and Richards Landing-Matthews – as a result of increased activity of COVID-19 and other respiratory viruses in our area.