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Pediatric hospitals making mealtime safer for children, youth fed through a tube
Toronto, ON.
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Shaping the future: Strategy Blog #1
The organization has been buzzing over the past three weeks since our strategic planning process launched. We have held 12 “pollination...
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What are a child’s rights to make decisions about his/her health care, privacy and personal finances? Sign up for a free March 3 workshop
Attn: families and health care providers: Free consent and capacity workshop Learn about:What are a child's rights to make decisions abou...
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Province invites the public to help recruit its first patient ombudsman
A message from the Government of Ontario: The government is appointing a Patient Ombudsman to help patients and their caregivers ensure t...
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Care for the family shouldn't stop when the child dies
When Bruno Geremia's son Matthew died two years ago, Bruno's sense of loss extended to the people he knew at Holland Bloorview during Mat...
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A camera gave Steve a way in to making art
'I knew I had a need to create art, but I couldn't find a medium to work with because I have some issues with fine-motor control.'
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Respite Registration
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Dr. Tom Chau wins prestigious Jonas Salk Award from March of Dimes
Every year, March of Dimes Canada honours a member of the scientific community at its annual Ability & Beyond Dinner. The Jonas Salk Award...
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Looking at Disability and Cities with Professor Ron Buliung
Q & A with this year's Mickey Milner International Professorship keynote at the 16th annual BRI Symposium
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Why is using electric shocks on disabled students a non-story?
Members of disability rights group ADAPT protest the use of electric shocks on disabled students in front of FDA Commissioner Scott Gottl...
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