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Using evidence everyday to improve care
More than a decade ago Laura Thompson was a student volunteer at Holland Bloorview. During that transformative experience, Laura met an O...
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Nick’s TIPs for Transitioning into Adulthood
“The Independence Program gave me a taste of what it would be like to live away for three weeks. I learned how to budget my money, shop for food, meal prep and TTC skills,” – Nick.
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Transforming the landscape of autism care across Canada
Dr. Melanie Penner Receives Emerging Research Leadership Award
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Chronic Pain Toolbox help kids with CP worldwide
The impact of chronic pain on a child with Cerebral Palsy (CP) and their family is significant. With over 17 million people diagnosed aro...
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Holland Bloorview hosts ReelEducation Launch Day to bring lessons on inclusivity to local students
On May 16, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital hosted students from Northlea Elementary Middle School and Bloorview School Aut...
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A place of belonging, friendship and magic
In 2022, Charlie’s life changed forever. At seven years old, he had emergency brain surgery to remove a tumour. Charlie’s journey to recovery began at Holland Bloorview.
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Holland Bloorview comments on U.S. report on autism
Holland Bloorview issues a special statement
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How 'I became more than the kid in the wheelchair'
Max Setka, 21, is in his second year studying journalism and history at Trent University in Peterborough, Ont. Max has a long history wit...
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What works in children's rehab, and why, is researcher's passion
De-Lawrence Lamptey has a PhD in rehabilitation science and a master's degree in clinical psychology. He has right-sided weakness related...
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COVID-19 focus should be building intensive-care capacity, not 'who comes first' lists, ethicist says
Pandemic plans exclude people with certain disabilities from being triaged for a ventilator. COVID-19 efforts need to focus on creative ways to build our supply of ventilators and other intensive-care resources, not devising 'who comes first' lists, a Canadian ethicist says.
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