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The Adult Epilepsy Program at Hamilton General Hospital helps patients become seizure-free.

Researchers at Hamilton Health Sciences are working to enhance care for patients with Intracerebral hemorrhage.

Health care providers across Hamilton Health Sciences are participating in training seminars called Learning Essential Approaches to Palliative Care (LEAP).

Palliative care specialists often collaborate with the Assisted Dying Resource and Assessment Service (ADRAS) to ensure that patients receive the best possible palliative care during the process of MAiD, or medical assistance in dying.

A café at St. Peter’s Hospital is helping patients with dementia experience more social interaction.

Donor-funded research is exploring the use of a 3D printer to enhance care for patients with head and neck cancers.

A quality-improvement project was aimed at standardizing the care provided to patients who were suspected of suffering from appendicitis.

The Rapid Evaluation and Symptom Support Cancer Unit (RESSCU) is an urgent cancer care centre at Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre.