Anthony Dale, President and CEO of the Ontario Hospital Association, Joins Spectrum Health Care’s Board of Directors
Spectrum Appoints Anthony Dale to its Board of Directors
Resources
5 tips for taking care of your body & your mind
You have probably heard about different ways to take care of your body but what about how to take care of your mind?
Take action for your breast health
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Canada. The campaign aims to raise awareness on the symptoms and treatment of breast cancer and encourage women to take action for their health.
Maintaining the connection with those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s
If you’re a caregiver for a loved one with Alzheimer’s, check out this helpful video to learn how you can maintain a connection with those you care for.
Important questions to ask when diagnosed with leukemia or lymphoma
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society highlights some important questions that you might not think to ask your health care provider upon receiving a diagnosis for blood cancer.
8 myths about arthritis
There are many common misconceptions about arthritis and the affect it has on our bodies. Check out these eight common myths.
Feeling tired? Tactics for managing cancer related fatigue
Fatigue, or the feeling of being tired, is the most common symptom people with cancer will have. Watch this video for tips on how you can manager cancer related fatigue.
What does end-of-life care mean for those without a home?
Many people who need palliative care are fortunate enough to be supported by a network of family and friends who support their care in the home. But what happens when you’re palliative, have no support system and have no home?
It’s time for everyone to give a bit of self-love!
How often do you practice self-care?! Practicing self-care means managing your health, your diet, and thinking about what your body and mind needs.
Mind your mind: caring for those with brain injuries
Are you a caregiver for someone with a brain injury? Here is a roundup of resources to help you support yourself and the person you care for.
2016: A big year for Canadian health care
2016 is going to be a big year for health care in Canada.