Using innovation and research to solve health challenges and transform care for Nova Scotians 2018 – Dr. Gail Tomblin Murphy, Vice President of Research, Innovation and Discovery and Chief Nursing Executive, launched the Research and Innovation portfolio with the vision...
June 15, 2023 (Halifax, NS) – Some of the most innovative healthcare minds in Canada are now working under one roof at the Nova Scotia Health Innovation Hub. The Health Innovation Hub unveiled its new collaborative space today, which will...
When Margaret Palmeter’s mother Maureen was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer the family knew she was in for a difficult journey not only battling the disease, but also navigating the complicated and disconnected world of cancer treatment in Nova Scotia. The...
Just beyond the foyer of the Halifax Infirmary site of the QEII Health Sciences Centre, there’s an unobtrusive room filled with technology and purpose. On the wall, a bank of monitors streams real time data on every patient and the...
When Glen Munroe woke up in the recovery room in January after getting a partial knee replacement, he caused a bit of a stir. “Some of the nurses said, ‘Oh, you had robotic surgery!’ I almost felt like a celebrity...
Real-time information is helping healthcare teams provide better, faster care to patients. The new Care Coordination Centre at the Halifax Infirmary site of the QEII Health Sciences Centre gives healthcare teams information on bed availability, the status of diagnostic tests...
By: Kirsten Millar Dr. Melissa Andrew is a geriatrician at Nova Scotia Health, who is leading the way in research as the Research Director of the Department of Medicine at Dalhousie University. Dr. Andrew’s team of researchers, clinicians, and patients...
Sunnybrook Research Institute (SRI) and INOVAIT announced on June 20, the expansion of Medventions, Sunnybrook’s flagship fellowship training program in health technology innovation. The program is launching its second Canadian site in Nova Scotia, led by the Nova Scotia Health...
By: Norma Lee MacLeod Clinical trials to test a new pocket-sized imaging technology that could vastly improve wound care will soon begin in Nova Scotia. The Mimosa Pro is a handheld device that uses near infrared light to peer beneath...
From the new offices of the Nova Scotia Health Innovation Hub, perched on the 13th floor of the Nova Scotia Centre, it’s easy to see Citadel Hill, the Dartmouth waterfront, and all the way out the Halifax Harbour to the...