QEII Halifax Infirmary Emergency Department is working with reduced space, which may lead to delays for those with less urgent concerns. Learn more here.
Nova Scotia Health has made changes to parking and the main entrance of the QEII Halifax Infirmary. Learn more.
Green Shirt Day is on April 7. To ensure more can join in, on April 8, Nova Scotia Health will be participating in Green Shirt Day to raise awareness about the significance of organ and tissue donation. All employees, physicians, learners, and volunteers are encouraged to wear a green shirt or green item as part of a national initiative honoring Logan Boulet. Logan tragically lost his life in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
Logan’s choice to become a donor inspired over 100,000 people nationwide to follow suit, leading to what is now known as the Logan Boulet effect. We invite you to join us in commemorating Logan and all those who generously contribute each year to providing life-changing and life-saving transplants to individuals across Nova Scotia and Canada. Learn more from this video.
Green Shirt Day and the Logan Boulet Effect from CBS - OTDT on Vimeo.
Snap a photo of yourself and your team dressed in green and share it with us at LegacyofLife@nshealth.ca. You can also share your photo on social media and tag us at @HealthNS on Twitter and @NovaScotiaHealthAuthority on Facebook and Instagram! Keep the conversation about organ and tissue donation alive by using the hashtags #GreenShirtDay, #LoganBouletEffect, and #NOTDAW.
Much of Nova Scotia's healthcare program and service information is now available on the YourHealthNS mobile app. Download for free on the Apple Store and Android Apps for Google Play.
