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A holiday tradition returns!
This year we are very excited to return to our tradition of gifting hand-knitted hats to babies born over the Christmas season. These special keepsakes are donated by our talented volunteers every year, and are something parents can keep to remember the most special gift they received this year...
Dr. Robert Di Cecco talks about the importance of cervical cancer screening
January 10, 2023 Dr. Robert Di Cecco, Obstetrician/Gynecologist at London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) and Regional Lead for Cervical Screening for South West Regional Cancer Program (SWRCP) talks about the pap test and the importance of cervical cancer screening. Awareness of the importance of...
COVID, Cold and Flu Care Clinic expands to provide care to paediatric patients
January 10, 2023 As of Wednesday, January 11, 2023, the COVID, Cold and Flu Care Clinic (CCFCC) at London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) will accept paediatric patients on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4 – 8 p.m. , to ease Emergency Department (ED) pressures and provide alternative accessible care for...
Culturally responsive cervical cancer education and screening for Indigenous women
January 12, 2023 To help address the low cervical screening rates among Indigenous women in the south west region, the Indigenous Cancer Program, a part of the South West Regional Cancer Program (SWRCP) worked collaboratively with and Dr. Samantha Boshart, Physician, Regional Indigenous Cancer Lead...
VASOPRESSIN (PressynR)
Name: VASOPRESSIN (Pressyn R ) Classification: antidiuretic hormone stimulates vascular vasopressin V 1 receptors to cause vasoconstriction; tends to not cause hypertension in normotensive patients stimulates vasopressin V 2 receptors in the renal tubules to cause fluid retention and prevent fluid...
Learner Profile: Placements on a trio of units helped prepare Maiya for a career in nursing
January 16, 2023 For many, London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) serves one very important purpose – world-class health care for themselves or their loved ones. For others, though, LHSC is the ultimate classroom, setting the stage for crucial learning and developmental opportunities across the full...
Care After Birth
After the birth of your baby you will have time to cuddle, hold, and feed your baby. This is such a special time for you and your partner. You will stay in the Birthing Centre for about one to two hours and a nurse will help you begin to breastfeed if you choose this form of feeding. There are...
Warning Signs for After Birth
Most individuals and their babies do not get sick when they go home from the hospital. But sometimes, there are problems and you must call your doctor or midwife for help. The following points will give you some idea of when to call your doctor or midwife. Call your Doctor or Midwife if: You have...
Induction
Many women will start labour naturally. Some women may need a little help. The process of "induction" is starting contractions before they occur on their own. Your doctor will discuss with you the reason for your induction. You may be asked to come to the Birthing Centre the day or evening before...