clinical success storiesThink
hospital and an image of doctors, IVs and medical charts
comes to mind. But there’s a whole other world to hospitals
that most of us never encounter. Who trains the resident
doctors? How does music play a role in healing? These
articles reveal the diverse story of hospitals and the ways
in which our Clinical Support is helping to build a
multifaceted oncology program at home and abroad.
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sound health
Hospitals. A place of quiet and rest. Normally a
minstrel wandering the halls with tambourines and
castanets would attract the attention of security.
But on the oncology ward at the Alberta Children's
Hospital music therapist Trina Nestibo and her cart
of musical instruments are part of the healing
regime. more |
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training the world’s oncologists
What possesses a doctor to pack up his life and move
to a foreign country to train in a field in which he
has worked for six years?
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Dr. ali amid keeps his sights on
the ultimate goal
Eighteen months without a piano, a family and a
family practice, but Dr. Ali Amid wouldn’t change
things for the world.
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nurse joAnn brooks
My official title is Bone Marrow Transplant
Coordinator, Pediatrics, Alberta Blood and Marrow
Transplant Program. So, what does that really mean?
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To find out more about our Clinical Support program and how
you can help families at the hospital, contact Trish
Matheson at 403.984-6215 or
email her.
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