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Cindy Gill, social worker with The Ottawa Hospital, and Scott Farrell, primary care paramedic with the Ottawa Paramedic Service.
Mental health professionals and paramedics team up to help people in crisis

Seven days a week, a mental health professional from The Ottawa Hospital hits the road with a paramedic from the Ottawa Paramedic Service. Together, they respond to 911 calls for mental health emergencies across the city. Social worker Cindy Gill and paramedic Scott Farrell share how the Mental Wellbeing Response Team provides quality care for patients out in the community.

Firefighters from Ottawa Fire Services and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit staff
Watch: NICU babies and staff receive special Challenge Coins from Ottawa Fire Services

This may be the feel-good video of the year! After helping carry our tiniest patients out of harm’s way on October 27, firefighters return to the General Campus NICU to present staff, families and babies with a special gift.

Megan Vitols-Mckay and her dog, Ponyo at Capital Pride.
Loud and proud: The Ottawa Hospital at Capital Pride 2023

“You belong! We belong! Together we are strong!” Come behind the scenes at Capital Pride 2023 to see how we celebrated with the 2SLGBTQI+ community in this super-colourful photo essay.

The Ottawa Hospital’s land acknowledgement sign with artists Simon Brascoupé (left) and Mairi Brascoupé (right) in the foreground
A land acknowledgement that honours the land and the medicines it provides

Visitors to The Ottawa Hospital are now greeted by a prominent land acknowledgement, which has been installed by the main entrances at each of our three main campuses. It is paired with artwork by Simon Brascoupé and his daughter, Mairi Brascoupé, both from Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg.

From left to right: Dr. Julian Surujballi, Anya Marion and Patrick Dusabimana
A more intentional approach to equity, diversity, and inclusion

If there is one thing we have learned as an organization, it’s that equity, diversity and inclusion isn’t something you set out to achieve. Rather, it is an ongoing process that requires adequate resources to allow for continuous dialogue, listening – and action.

A collage of nurses from The Ottawa Hospital
From pets to Pictionary: How our nurses build incredible teamwork

They might not grow playoff beards or dump Gatorade on their managers’ heads after a big win, but our nurses take teamwork just as seriously as professional athletes. Learn how six of our award-nominated nursing teams stay united and ready to face any challenge.

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