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Dr. Alan Gob recognized for innovative quality improvement curriculum delivery
January 27, 2023 Dr. Alan Gob’s passion for quality improvement (QI) is rooted in his own journey of self-improvement. “I’m a bit disorganized and absent-minded by nature, so I need to create systems for myself to function effectively,” explained Dr. Gob, a Hematologist at London Health Sciences...
Nasal Polyps
Nasal polyps are a very common occurrence in people with CF. Studies have estimated that anywhere from 10% to nearly 50% of people with CF have nasal polyps. Nasal polyps are small, sac-like growths consisting of inflamed (swollen) nasal mucosa, which result in masses in the nose. Their exact cause...
Question of the Week: November 26 , 1999 How can I assess motor function? Answer: Voluntary movement requires the transmission of a message from the motor strip of the cerebral cortex (upper motor neuron) to the appropriate muscle on the opposite side of the body. Thus, injury to the cerebral cortex...
Residency Application Information
Eligibility Our Consortium subscribes to the APPIC policies and CPA Accreditation Standards with regard to preparation for the predoctoral residency year. For all Tracks, we consider applicants from doctoral graduate psychology programs that are accredited by the CPA or APA or their equivalent, or...
Frequently Asked Questions About EMG
What is an EMG Test? An EMG test is a detailed investigation of the health of your peripheral nervous system (basically, this means all of the nerves outside your brain and spinal cord). There are two parts to the test: a nerve conduction testing and an optional needle exam (see below). In the nerve...
Recruiting some of the best and brightest researchers has been an important focus for local philanthropists
November 1, 2022 Advancements in research have always been important for the late Dr. Paul Harding, who is known in the medical community as the ‘father’ of neonatal research in Canada. He is now being recognized with a 2022 Lawson Community Partner of the Year Award. “My dad lived and breathed...
London Health Sciences Centre decreases ambulance offload times by nearly 70% over the last three months
March 5, 2024 Changes to how we move patients within our hospital are in turn freeing up paramedic partners to be available to respond to new 911 calls in the community Due to the commitment and dedication of our adult Emergency Department (ED) and adult inpatient staff and physicians, over several...
Where Wellness Works
London Health Sciences Centre’s Where Wellness Works provides programs, supports, resources, and practical tools to advance wellness across the LHSC community. Guided by the Stanford Model Framework which focuses on a culture of wellness, efficiency of practice and personal resiliency, the team...
Jaundice
Baby's Skin Jaundice results from the natural breakdown of red blood cells in the body producing bilirubin. It is normal for babies to look slightly yellow 2 to 4 days after birth. Sometimes babies need to be put under special "phototherapy" lights to help the baby get rid of the bilirubin. A baby's...