To celebrate the launch of the Vital Signs module of the Connected Health Record (CHR) on March 17, Dr. Lawrence Rosenberg (second from right), the President and CEO of CIUSSS West-Central Montreal, is joined by (from left) Mike Shulha, Associate to the Director of Digital Health; Dr. Justin Cross, the CIUSSS’s Chief Digital Health Officer; Erin Cook, the CIUSSS’s Associate CEO; and Marc-André Reid, Chief Nursing Information Officer. Mr. Reid is standing next to the type of vital-signs monitor that uses the software to collect health data about patients and transfer it to the CHR. (Click on this or any photo to enlarge it.)
March 2026Santé Québec West-Central Montreal

Patients get more time with nurses, safer care, thanks to new feature in Connected Health Record

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

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Leaders and supporters of Virtual Care at CIUSSS West-Central Montreal came together at a gala at the Grand Quai on October 18 to re-emphasize their backing for the program. (Click on this or any photo to enlarge it.)
November 2025Santé Québec West-Central Montreal

Virtual Care Program growing in breadth and sophistication

Program’s ongoing progress is supported by the generosity of donors who attended a gala in Montreal’s Old Port.

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Dr. Lawrence Rosenberg, President and CEO
October 2025Santé Québec West-Central Montreal

Continuous quest for innovation in care is key to self-renewal, says Dr. Lawrence Rosenberg

At the 10th annual Public Information Meeting, the CIUSSS’s President and CEO cautioned staff against conducting business as usual, which could lead to complacency.

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Carol and Neil Weinman with one of the two new CT scanners they donated to the JGH Department of Radiology. (Click on this or any photo to enlarge it.)
June 2025News

Two new CT scanners go into service in refurbished JGH facilities

Scanners in the Carol & Neil Weinman CT Suite use AI to produce superior images, even though patients are exposed to less radiation.

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