Across our three hospitals and eight satellite sites, Scarborough Health Network (SHN) is shaping the future of care. Our many programs and services are designed around the needs of one of Canada’s most vibrant and diverse communities. We are home to North America’s largest nephrology program, as well as the designated cardiac care and spine centre for Scarborough and surrounding communities to the east. We are proud to be a community-affiliated teaching site for the University of Toronto and partner with a number of other universities and colleges, helping to train the next generation of health care professionals.
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Last week, we welcomed leaders from SingHealth to explore all things Choosing Wisely Canada! The team visited sites across Toronto to learn about their #QI initiatives and work to reduce low-value care across our health system. A great reminder that #ChoosingWisely is a team effort, and that national success can have global impact!
Today is #NationalPhysicianAssistantDay and SHN recognizes the exceptional work of our Physician Assistants. Our PAs provide vital hands-on care, support our physicians and care teams, and help improve access across emergency, primary, and specialty care. We’re grateful for their dedication and expertise.
Physician Assistants (PAs) are highly skilled medical professionals who collaborate with physicians to diagnose, treat, prescribe, and assist in surgery, enhancing care across every setting. Today on #NationalPhysicianAssistantDay, we are celebrating the incredible PAs across SHN! From the Emergency Department to the Operating Room and surgical units, your expertise and dedication make a difference every day. Thank you for all that you do! 💌 Have questions about joining SHN? Send us a DM! ➕ Follow us to stay updated on upcoming job fairs and more career opportunities. #PhysicianAssistant #scarboroughhealthnetwork #wheretheworldcomestowork #wtwctw #shncareers #shncares #gtacareers #CanadasMostAdmired
We congratulate Dr. Sherryn Roth, former Chief of Cardiology and current research and ethics chair at SHN, for the publication of her memoir, 'Tales of a Cardiologist: Wins and Losses.' Her memoir shares highlights from her career, the evolution of cardiac care in Scarborough, and the joy of serving patients at SHN. A true “work of love,” it reflects the passion and dedication that have shaped her nearly five decades of service. 💙 From founding SHN’s first Heart Function Clinic to leading research, mentorship, and innovation, Dr. Roth continues to inspire the next generation of cardiologists. Her memoir will be available in the gift shops across all three of our hospitals by December.
🌍Global Impact Starts Here in Scarborough! ❤️ We’re proud to share that SHN played a key role in shaping the future of heart care worldwide through our contribution to a landmark international study published in NEJM Group. SHN and patients in Scarborough were able to contribute to answering a very important question that is relevant to many who suffer from heart diseases here in Scarborough and around the world. This achievement highlights the incredible expertise and dedication of our team of cardiologists - and the strength of our community in driving innovation that saves lives. 👉Discover how SHN and Scarborough helped make history in heart health. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/dg_ZUmUY #hearthealth #SHNResearch #InnovationInCare #strokeprevention
Today, we honour and remember the lives of transgender and gender non-conforming individuals who have had their lives taken due to anti-trans violence and discrimination. Transgender Day of Remembrance is a solemn reminder of the ongoing struggles faced by the transgender community. Let us stand together in solidarity, raise awareness, and continue to advocate for health, equality and justice for all. #SHNcares #LoveScarborough
Today, students from Woburn Collegiate Institute returned for the latest session of our "Working Together for Better Health" initiative! In recognition of #Movember, this session focused on prostate cancer and preventative care. Students toured the surgical space at Centenary Hospital where patients are seen for men’s health, including prostate biopsies. They also got to participate in an interactive surgical tool demonstration, and explored the many career opportunities in men’s health at SHN. Thank you to our amazing SHN staff for sharing their expertise for these bright young minds, and helping raise awareness about the importance of men’s health. #SHNcares #LoveScarborough
Meet Dr. Blair Bigham: SHN critical care physician, researcher, journalist, and recipient of the U of T Scarborough Young Alumni Award. From building UTSC’s Emergency Medical Services program as a student, to advancing sepsis care and science communication, his work continues to shape care in Scarborough and beyond. Dr. Bigham’s journey bridges medicine and journalism, driven by a passion for building trust, improving patient outcomes, and strengthening how doctors communicate science. We’re proud to celebrate his achievements and the impact he’s making in our hospitals and the medical community. Learn more in this Q&A with Dr. Bigham: https://lnkd.in/gNrAgGcr
SHN's Regional Nephrology Program has been proudly recognized by the Ontario Renal Network for exceptional performance in kidney care and hemodialysis, marking a standout year for our teams and the patients we support! From timely access to treatment to strong provincial collaboration, these designations reflect the dedication of everyone involved in advancing kidney care across Ontario. 💙 Read more: https://lnkd.in/ggQt5-CV
In the lead-up to our Breast Health and Reproductive Wellness Event for Black Communities, held in partnership with The Olive Branch of Hope Cancer Support Services and other key community partners, CTV News sat down with Dr. Mojola Omole, Breast Surgical Oncologist; Joanne Fernandes, Director of Diagnostic Imaging; and Shireen Spencer, past breast cancer patient and health advocate. They spoke about the importance of preventive screening and culturally relevant care within Black communities. At the event, panelists like Dr. Omole, Shireen, and other Olive Branch ambassadors and SHN radiologists and cancer care physicians, continued this important dialogue with our community members. We were thrilled to engage our community in wellness activities and screening, helping increase awareness and access to breast health services. Watch the CTV News clip: https://lnkd.in/gD6z6tPE