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Save the Date! Medical Staff Forum, Thurs Nov 27

Agenda items include: Medical Leadership Restructure, Medical Staff Rules, Public Health Update and a Q&A.

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Recognize a Medical Staff Peer!

Submit your peer nominations in advance of the next virtual Medical Staff Forum on Thursday 27 November.

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NRGH a Provincial Leader in Eco-Conscious Surgical Practices

Island Health continues to set the standard for sustainable healthcare through its partnership with​ the Stryker Sustainability Solutions program. From 2021 to 2025, Nanaimo Regional General Hospital (NRGH) has emerged as a provincial leader in eco-conscious surgical practices.

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2025 Annual Physician Count

Rural physicians are asked to complete this year’s Rural Physician Confirmation Survey (Physician Count) by Friday 21 December.

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MHO Newsletter: Shigella Flexnari Cluster in Cowichan Valley

A cluster of multidrug-resistant Shigella flexnari has been identified among individuals in the Cowichan Valley.

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CARE Course: Learning into Practice in Rural Communities

Collaboration and a quick response highlight the importance of continuing medical education programs in the rural communities we serve.

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New Cowichan Urgent and Primary Care Centre Opens

On October 16​, with a cool breeze, mixed clouds, and no rain, over 75 people came together to take part in and witness the blessing of the new Cowichan Urgent and Primary Care Centre (Cowichan UPCC) lands and facility.

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Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday, November 2

Employees working shifts that cover the time change will be paid actual hours worked, not the shift hours.

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Register Now: Sustainability Program Update & Planetary Health Awards Announcement

Join us on November 6 for Island Health's Environmental Sustainability Program Update Webinar, where we'll share key updates on sustainability, waste reduction, and climate action efforts from across the organization.​

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"Why I Immunize" with Kathy MacNeil

Immunization remains an important tool to reduce the impact of influenza and COVID-19 on our health-care facilities and to protect those we care for and ourselves.

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