Jan/Feb 2019
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Choosing wisely Innovative program improves care, eliminates waste. |
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True collaboration How patient advisers are working with Region staff to improve the delivery of care. |
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Software solution How the Region uses technology to manage hospital beds and improve patient flow. |
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Cold sores Lesions, ulcers, blisters, sores - whatever you want to call them, it goes without saying that no parent wants to see one on their child's mouth. |
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Slideshow: Managing your worries Ten tips to overcome the pressures of life. |
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Exercise time How to get the best out of your workout. |
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Pet alert Cats, dogs and 'fancy rats' all pose potential health risks. |
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Waste not It is estimated that as much as 40 per cent of food in Canada ends up in the garbage every day. The most effective way to reduce food waste at home - and save money - is to plan your meals and food purchases. Buy just what you need, and use everything you buy. |
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Sweet solution New legislation would restrict the marketing of sugar-laden drinks and foods to kids. |
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Baby boom Winnipeg's two obstetrical units are receiving an additional $2.3 million annually to hire more baseline staff to deal with an increase in the number of babies being born on the units. |
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Take a course to improve your health Starting this month, the WRHA's Health Management Group is offering courses in a number of areas, including health education, chronic disease management and rehabilitation. |
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Region consolidates intravenous program Centralized service will enhance delivery of care and improve efficiency. |
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Enhancing mental health care $7 million renovation at Victoria Hospital will accommodate 75 clients. |
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Aiming high A letter from Winnipeg Regional Health Authority President & CEO Réal Cloutier. |