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Holland Bloorview named one of Greater Toronto’s Top Employers for 15th consecutive year
Celebrating a legacy of workplace excellence
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Holland Bloorview announces changes to board of directors
Catherine Roche is the new chair of the board and Jennifer Quaglietta is the new vice chair
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Canadian study identifies genetic link to cause of cerebral palsy
Toronto (August 3, 2017) - A Canadian study published in Genetics in Medicine today has identified a genetic link that may explain how ce...
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Wanted: Your ideas on how to make services better
Ontario youth with disabilities and chronic health needs have a unique opportunity to tell government what they need to live a full, satisf...
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Former client helps youth gain independence
Gabriella Carafa is a social worker in our LIFEspan program with a long history at Holland Bloorview. Since she was a preschooler she's b...
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Congratulations to Carly Cermak and Keelia Quinn de Launay!
Congratulations to CONNECT Lab doctoral student Carly Cermak, M.Cl.Sc., on her successful publication of Cognitive Communication Impairme...
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Disabled and parent activists are often at odds. The authors of a new book explore why
'Parent organizations exert a lot of power when we're talking about disability policy. Parents need to start sharing some of the power.' 
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For this scientist, a healthy weight isn't a number
Amy McPherson is a scientist at Holland Bloorview who is co-lead of our Centre for Leadership in Participation and Inclusion. Amy's resea...
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Medication for children is 'not a one-size-fits-all approach'
Pharmacist Danielle Paes is happiest on Holland Bloorview's inpatient units, working with children, families and clinicians to assess our patients' medication needs during rehab.
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Conveying a patient's value is at the heart of a new approach to care
Intensive Caring means 'relinquishing the need to fix, along with tolerating clinical ambiguity, accepting and honouring the patient as expert, and trusting in the process.'
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