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TOHFoundation
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The Ottawa Hospital Foundation (TOHF) is the fundraising arm of The Ottawa Hospital (TOH) and the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute (OHRI). We exist to inspire, enable and recognize community support for improvements in patient care and equipment at TOH and groundbreaking research at OHRI.
The Ottawa Hospital is the largest acute care hospital in Canada, and the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute is one of the foremost Canadian hospital-based research institutes. Our Hospital is a critical community asset that touches the lives of people in every neighbourhood and in every corner of our region.
The Ottawa Hospital is the largest acute care hospital in Canada, and the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute is one of the foremost Canadian hospital-based research institutes. Our Hospital is a critical community asset that touches the lives of people in every neighbourhood and in every corner of our region.
Joignez-vous à nous: L'Hôpital d'Ottawa
Nous sommes l'hôpital d'Ottawa, et nous redessinons l'avenir des soins de santé. Joignez-vous à nous ici: fondationho.ca/.
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Join Us: The Ottawa Hospital Foundation
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We are The Ottawa Hospital, and we are reshaping the future of healthcare in Ottawa and beyond. Join us at www.ohfoundation.ca The Ottawa Hospital is one of Canada’s largest learning and research hospitals, with more than 1,100 beds and approximately 12,000 staff members. Our focus on learning and research helps us develop new and innovative ways to treat patients and improve care. As a multi-c...
Strep A infection pushes Sean Sisk's life to the brink
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Local photographer Sean Sisk was hospitalized for 15 weeks after he was diagnosed with invasive Group A streptococcal (Strep A) disease. From the ICU to nephrology to the Rehab Centre, Sean discovered the specialized care team he never knew existed who brought his life back from the brink. The Ottawa Hospital is one of Canada’s largest learning and research hospitals, with more than 1,100 beds ...
100 Moments of the Civic Campus: Dr. Kitts remembers April 1998
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April 1998 brought major change to healthcare delivery in Ottawa and the surrounding regions. That’s when the Civic, General, Riverside, and Grace hospitals were brought together to create The Ottawa Hospital. Watch as Dr. Kitts shares about that historic time in our hospital’s history and his own memories from his decades of leadership. Now, serving a population of more than two million peo...
A world-first clinical trial two decades in the making
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Premature baby Emmy Cogan was the first patient in North America to receive a treatment that could change the lives of babies with bronchopulmonary dysplasia. The researcher behind the clinical trial, Dr. Bernard Thebaud, reflects on the journey to this moment and what it could mean for the future. The Ottawa Hospital is one of Canada’s largest learning and research hospitals, with more than 1,...
A Canadian surgical first at The Ottawa Hospital using VR technology
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Diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma at age 14, Emeric Leblanc was the first patient in Canada to have his complex surgery planned through a new virtual reality program. This technology is setting the stage for the next generation of healthcare. The Ottawa Hospital is one of Canada’s largest learning and research hospitals, with more than 1,100 beds and approximately 12,000 staff members. Our focus on ...
100 Moments of the Civic Campus: The Wells Model
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30 years ago, Dr. Philip Wells came to The Ottawa Hospital with a vision for improving the diagnosis of severe blood clots. That vision became the Wells Model, which is now taught worldwide in medical schools and has transformed care in the cardiovascular field. You can read more about the Wells Model and all the other key moments in the history of the Civic Campus at www.100moments.ca The Otta...
A world-first for interventional neuroradiology at The Ottawa Hospital
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For the first time ever, doctors at The Ottawa Hospital were able to use a brand new device to see directly inside the blood vessels of a patient. Dr. Robert Fahed from TOH explains why this is so important, and offers a glimpse at the exciting future of interventional neuroradiology. The Ottawa Hospital is one of Canada’s largest learning and research hospitals, with more than 1,100 beds and a...
Music leads Caleb Fagen through his journey with Hodgkin’s lymphoma
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Caleb Fagen was 21 when he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma and began treatment at The Ottawa Hospital. Now 23 and in remission, he shares how the dedication of his care team and his own passion for music helped get him through it. The Ottawa Hospital is one of Canada’s largest learning and research hospitals, with more than 1,100 beds and approximately 12,000 staff members. Our focus on l...
Helping mental health patients get back On Track
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Diagnosed with schizophrenia in 2022, Sean Heron turned to The Ottawa Hospital’s mental health team after being brought to our Emergency Department. The three-year On Track: First Episode Psychosis Program is helping him get his life back. If you are in need of mental health services in Ottawa: Anyone can self-refer to www.accessmha.ca. This is a centralized place to get access to any mental he...
How kidney disease changed Katie Skidmore's life
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In the spring of 2023, Katie Skidmore was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder that attacked her kidneys and left her critically ill. Today, she’s learning to live a new life as a patient on dialysis and hopes for a kidney transplant. The Ottawa Hospital is one of Canada’s largest learning and research hospitals, with more than 1,100 beds and approximately 12,000 staff members. Our focus o...
A Conversation About Creating Tomorrow 2023
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Join Lucy van Oldenbarneveld as she sits down with Cameron Love, the President and CEO of The Ottawa Hospital, Dr. Virginia Roth, TOH Chief of Staff, and Tim Kluke, President and CEO of The Ottawa Hospital Foundation for a discussion about the latest updates on the historic Campaign to Create Tomorrow. This virtual event was originally broadcast on November 23rd, 2023. 00:00-02:15 A Word From O...
Thank you to RBC for supporting the Campaign to Create Tomorrow
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On November 15th, 2023, the leaders of The Ottawa Hospital, The Ottawa Hospital Foundation, and the Campaign to Create Tomorrow joined RBC President and CEO David McKay and RBC Regional President Marjolaine Hudon as they presented the foundation with a cheque for $2.25 million in support of the Campaign to Create Tomorrow. The Ottawa Hospital is one of Canada’s largest learning and research hos...
Two major illnesses collide for one patient
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Two major illnesses collide for one patient
Amy Volume says her orthopedic care team are the real rock stars
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Amy Volume says her orthopedic care team are the real rock stars
The 2023 President's Breakfast in Support of The Ottawa Hospital
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The 2023 President's Breakfast in Support of The Ottawa Hospital
The CAREN system at The Ottawa Hospital
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The CAREN system at The Ottawa Hospital
An incredible comeback after a near-drowning
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An incredible comeback after a near-drowning
A major step forward for stroke patients
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A major step forward for stroke patients
Ovarian Cancer Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 4
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Ovarian Cancer Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 4
Ovarian Cancer Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 3
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Ovarian Cancer Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 3
Ovarian Cancer Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 2
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Ovarian Cancer Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 2
Ovarian Cancer Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 1
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Ovarian Cancer Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 1
Inside the Trauma Centre at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 3
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Inside the Trauma Centre at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 3
Inside the Trauma Centre at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 1
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Inside the Trauma Centre at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 1
Inside the Trauma Centre at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 2
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Inside the Trauma Centre at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 2
Behind the scenes of planning the new hospital campus
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Behind the scenes of planning the new hospital campus
Parkinson's Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 3
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Parkinson's Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 3
Parkinson's Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 2
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Parkinson's Research at The Ottawa Hospital - Episode 2
this it how it is been done in reality. cool. youtube.com/@neurointerventionalchannel?si=ulMsoNFcdj30akNE?sub_confirmation=1
This doctor alway calls me for my brain scan follow ups, amazing and intelligent man.
This is amazing, so beautiful to have these world class Drs in Ottawa and a new world-class hospital soon arriving. BraVO.
Well done. An important option that works really well for so many. We need to advocate for everyone to have this option. Younger is better
What a story Emeric and what a team you have had. You are very courageous
Good luck to you Emeric! Thank you for sharing your story , love your positive energy.
An awesome accomplishment!!
Proud of you Dr Lauralyn McIntyre from backyard skating ⛸️ rink to a world researcher Amazing women 😊
This procedure saved my life when one of my blood clots detached and traveled to my longs. Thank you to entire vascular team at Alexian Brothers hospital 🙏❤️ If I could give just one advice to every person it would definitely be PLEASE STOP SMOKING!!!
I appreciate this comment. As a first-year cellular and molecular medicine student, I've been focused on passing exams and memorizing material. Today, I was struck by the realization that the conditions we study are real and affect real people, which has evoked strong emotions in me. Initially interested in lab work for my career, encounters like this make me lean towards becoming a clinical scientist in the ICU, working with patients and families. Your inspiring words mean a lot to me, and I hope your recovery is going well.
@@MedMicroBioMewhat is a ”cellular and molecular” med student?
@@primeirrational I'm studying a masters degree in cellular and molecular medicine. In the case of a patient having a blood clot removed, as a cellular and molecular scientist I would be sent the sample and once in my lab, i'd identify specific proteins or genes that are involved in the clotting process to understand the underlying mechanisms of clotting disorders. I work in medical research, but i'd like to move to hospital settings so I can study a broader range of samples and significantly more of them than I do now.
Im here after watching the UK TV series "Critical" I binge watched the whole first season, wanting to know how close it is to what actual trauma surgeons do. Amazing!
Great doctor!
These are not doctors, these guys are pharmaceutical sales people.
Thanks for the lovely reminder of why we do what we do. I loved the advice of assessing lower extremity pulses as also am opportunity to ground yourself so you can think and move clearly and effeciently
The surgeon misspoke. The seed is not radioactive. That's the benefit. The device uses radar.
I had two hip replacement surgeries done this year, after waiting for three years. Dr. Grammatopoulos performed the second hip surgery, and it was FANTASTIC! I had none of the issues that I had with the first surgery. I could not be happier. 🥰
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Iss condition mein operation brain.
Bravo Cher Robert
The guy is serious about what he's saying and he means it!
If June Jones only new the truth she'd have spent her millions elsewhere. The Doctors involved in her "care" are not looking to find the cause of IgA Nephropathy. Why cure a patient when you can make much more treatinng the progression and end result of IgA nephropathy? There are Nephrologists out there that have made discoveries and successfuly driven IgA nephropathy into remission. Allowing his patients to live medication free and without complication. He's taken his findings, presented the top IgA nepropathy doctors them, as well as the university proressors. Certainly they would be interested in examining this further in a research setting? No they are not, they only care about immunosupression, which obiviously is not working, apart from for the Doctors and hopsitals who benefit fiancially.
This looks spectacular and I love bringing the outdoors inside. Breathing life into a building that often feels devoid of it. Question... there was an emphasis on efficiency and speed in the design as it pertains to getting people in need of care to the support they need. With that in mind, why have the helipad on the roof? Is the ER, the most likely of resources required for patients airlifted to the hospital, near the roof? Or what would the reason be for placing it on the roof? I'm curious. Hopefully someone with informed insight can provide their thoughts. Otherwise, love this design and thank you for the video and sneak peek.
My 4 month old baby has hypotonia and feeding difficulties. His pediatrician doesn’t refer him to a specialist. We are desperate and don’t know what to do and where to go. OT and PT can’t help us with the diagnoses. Other pediatricians don’t accept new patients. Should we go to ER? Which specialist should we see first?
so if this seed should be inserted up to 5 days before surgery, why is mine inserted 8 days before surgery? Ontario, Canada
I am having my first surgery tomorrow in Ottawa, all of these videos are incredibly inspiring, humbling, and ease of worries. Thank you.
whos here after greys anatomy
😂😂😭 hi
Is there a push for hospitals to purchase exoscopes? Is there a major benefit in using exoscopes for brain surgery?
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You are doing great, keep it up!! You could get the engagement you deserve with Promo*SM!!
I started in trauma care, and I did it for years. I could not do it forever. I have moved into elective and non-trauma care. still in surgery. I just love these people, and all that they do.
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I am having this done on Wednesday the 14th. Im nervous but hopeful all will go well
I just had this done about an hour ago! It was pain free! The freezing needle was a 5 second sting that I just breathed through! Hope this helps you with any anxiety!
@conniejohnsoncj8724 Thank you for your comment! I am getting this done in 2 weeks, so your comment made me feel better.
@@conniejohnsoncj8724 thank you, I will be having this done in about 2 weeks and a partial mastectomy in August. I’m trying to not be nervous. Thank you for sharing your experience!
@@valprity715 my suggestion is to relax and know that if it does sting a bit for you; it will be short lived! I sat in fear for a few weeks prior and when it was done I wished I hadn’t caused so much anxiety for myself. I did the same thing for the procedure to have dye injected so they could determine lymph node involvement as well as the radiation and all were minimal discomfort and I am cancer free and 1.5 years post treatment. Same with the pills; I’m on them for 5 years and again, minor side effects that are manageable!
Wow I had this operation in the UK 2 years ago!
How are you doing? Is your cancer in remission? Did you have to do radiotherapy and chemotherapy?
@@silvialogan9226 I had 25 fractions of radiotherapy then 12 months of chemotherapy (tablet form) 5 days a month. Currently off chemo. I'm stage 3 however, my tumour has reduced in size and I'm currently stable 🙂
I will add you to my prayer list! Thanks for sharing
So sorry, I'm praying for you and your family!!! ❤ 💙 💜
I wonder if he’s gone to rumble and seen the original “Burzynski” re brain cancer
Remember, my friend: the hope is only one what we have. I will pray for you, my young friend and I hope, you will be back to normal life and in front of you will be future wide open. All my family with you, Matt. Best regards, Alex.
Rooting for you and your family!
What a beautiful and courageous family…you are in our prayers.
Dr Grammatapoulous . Is kind and easy to talk too and he did a excellent job On my hip surgery and l truly recommend this ortopdic surgeon and l give Him ten ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I’m praying for you🙏🏽
I really want to know on average how many days a month a trauma surgeon works (7 on 7 off or 4 on 4 off), as well as how many hours a shift do they work (8hrs, 12hrs, 24hrs/ on call). If anyone can answer this, that would be awesome
Please like this comment I wanna know the answer too YALL!!!
I've heard it's usually 7 on 7 off
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