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How to Get Here, Where to Stay

For driving directions to University Hospital, a detailed site map, and accommodations in the vicinity, visit our maps and directions webpage . Tourism London provides lists of accommodation and restaurants, as well as general information about London.

Research

London Health Sciences Centre’s EMG Lab (located at University Hospital) has been a nationally recognized teaching and training centre in EMG for residents and fellows for over 20 years. Electromyographers from all over the world have completed their EMG and/or Neuromuscular training under the...

How dietitians support patient care

March 15, 2023 Dietitians support a variety of patients in inpatient and outpatient areas across LHSC. They consider dietary restrictions, allergies and sensitivities, the patient’s ability to eat, and more to ensure that patients get the nutrition they need to support best possible patient outcomes...

For Health Professionals

The EMG Lab is located at University Hospital, London Health Sciences Centre in London, Ontario, Canada. We are associated with the Neurology division of the department of Clinical Neurological Sciences. Our physicians are qualified electromyographers and supervise the EMG lab on a rotating basis...

Getting to the EMG Lab

We are located at: London Health Sciences Centre University Hospital 339 Windermere Road London, Ontario N6A 5A5 The EMG Lab is located on the 7th Floor and can be reached via the Outpatient elevators across from the Gift Shop in the main lobby. For driving directions to University Hospital and a...

Continuing Education for Health Professionals

Continuing Education for Health Professionals The LHSC EMG Lab offers opportunities for continuing education for interested health care professionals: LHSC EMG Fellowship Program LHSC EMG Residency Educational Program (PDF)

Your Knee

Structure, Function and Pain of the Knee The knee can be described as a hinge joint and is the largest joint in the body. The knee joint is made up of: The kneecap (patella) Thigh bone (femur) Shin bone (tibia) In a normal, healthy knee a smooth elastic tissue called articular cartilage lines and...

Your Hip

Structure, Function and Pain of the Hip The hip is best described as a ball and socket where the head of the femur (thigh bone) rests within the socket (acetabulum) on the pelvis to form the joint. In a normal, healthy hip joint, the bony surfaces of the acetabulum and femoral head are covered in a...

Hand Hygiene

Did you know? Most germs in hospitals can be spread by unclean hands. Each time a person touches an object or another person, germs go along for the ride. Once an infection starts, it can quickly spread to you, your family and other patients. Family and visitors have a role too! Visitors are very...

Careers in Pharmacy

London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) is a high-acuity, multi-site, teaching and research health care facility. We champion patient-centred care, a spirit of inquiry and discovery, and a commitment to life-long learning. For more information about the opportunities available within Pharmacy Services...