Brandon Regional Health Centre announced the expansion of its dialysis services on December 17. Alongside its hemodialysis unit, the centre will now offer home peritoneal dialysis and home hemodialysis training and support for patients in the region.
News, Staff NewsHappy holiday season to everyone including all our patients and renal staff across the province. Many of our in-hospital dialysis…
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Manitoba Renal Program has launched an updated kidney disease referral pathway in a new interactive format. Primary care providers can…
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The Manitoba Métis Federation has launched a prescription drug program. Under this new program, Métis citizens that are age 65+…
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Seven Oaks Hospital Foundation opened the doors of its new Chronic Disease Innovation Centre on November 17. While the research…
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From the HSC Archives (Printed in HSC Focus Newsletter) Manitoba’s first dialysis program opened at Deer Lodge Hospital in 1958…
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To say there have been some twists and turns in Fiona Mervyn’s path might be a bit of an understatement.
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Jaynor Kahal was working as a nurse in a Seven Oaks General Hospital (SOGH) dialysis unit when he started to feel dizzy and unwell. He asked a coworker to take his blood pressure and discovered his numbers were sky high
News, Staff News, Staff Profiles2 Comments on From Sick to Fit – How One Dialysis Nurse Turned His Health AroundCheck out this image from back in 1975 when a self-care dialysis unit was opened at Winnipeg General Hospital. The…
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After 13 years with Manitoba Renal Program, Lori Wazny still can’t see herself being anywhere else.
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