Care Everywhere

The new service enables individuals with serious—but not critical—problems to get help by video without having to go to the Emergency Department.

For the first time in Quebec, Hospital@Home at the JGH is looking after a palliative care patient who takes intravenous infusions known as total parenteral nutrition (TPN).

OROT, the CIUSSS’s Connected Health Innovation Hub, was instrumental in the development of the Navig app.

The launch of the Vital Signs module means nurses no longer have to manually enter patients’ vital-signs data into the health record.

The newly renovated unit is the first of its kind in Montreal to bring together three types of imaging technology to enhance care.

Dr. Morty Yalovsky has succeeded Alan Maislin as President of the Board of Directors of CIUSSS West-Central Montreal.

At the CIUSSS’s Public Information Meeting, staff were praised for initiating change and fostering a strong sense of network-wide unity.

Ensuring that staff feel properly trained, guided and supported is essential in their transition to the Connected Health Record.

C4 (the Command Centre) has moved to a larger space, with more screens displaying additional real-time data about patient care.

“Patient’s Matter Most”, a new book by Dr. Lawrence Rosenberg, is an overview of the dramatic changes that health care is currently undergoing.