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DOM MONTHLY NEWSLETTER | JULY 12, 2021
In this update:
The SHORT Report

Feature
  • Resident Newsletter - Postgraduate Education Academic Year Begins July 1

Member Updates
  • Welcome / Retirement / Recently Elected / Opportunity

Great News
  • CAR T-cell Therapy Coming to Nova Scotia
  • Dr. Ashley Miller spotlights CCVCT at NSH AGM

Recognition
  • Awards
  • Walls of Gratitude

Wellness

Reminder: Annual E-learning

COVID-19
  • Nova Scotia Cases
  • Monthly timeline

Quick Reference / Recurring Content
THE SHORT REPORT
FEATURE
Resident Newsletter 2021-2022
On July 1 each year, the academic year begins for Postgraduate Education. We welcome all new residents and fellows joining the Department of Medicine in their respective programs. Learn more about our current residents and fellows.
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You may contact domeducation@nshealth.ca for a colour printout (11 x 17 format).
MEMBER UPDATES
GREAT NEWS
CAR T-cell Therapy Coming to Nova Scotia
N.S. to become first Atlantic province to offer...

Nova Scotians fighting some types of lymphoma will soon be able to receive a potentially life-saving therapy in their home province. A new CAR T-cell treatment program is being made possible through $18 million in investments in cancer care...

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www.cbc.ca
Patients will no longer need to travel to Boston, MA to receive treatment.
COVID-19 Community Virtual Care Team (CCVCT)
Innovation during COVID: The COVID Community Virtual...

Dr. Ashley Miller, Division of General Internal Medicine and Nova Scotia Health Chief Medical Information Officer, spotlights the COVID-19 Community Virtual Care Team (CCVCT) during Nova Scotia Health's Annual General Meeting.

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vimeo.com
View the complete list of Nova Scotia Health videos on Vimeo.
Duration:
3 min 25 sec
RECOGNITION
Walls of Gratitude
Help Build a Wall of Gratitude (Partners for Care)

Health care workers across the province are doing all they can to help keep Nova Scotians safe. Partners for Care at Nova Scotia Health is collecting messages of support to display at various Nova Scotia Health sites.

Submit a message!

Shout-Out peer-to-peer recognition program (Dalhousie)

Shout-Out is a new peer-to-peer recognition program that allows you to informally give a shout-out to someone in your faculty, department or unit, or in the broader Dal community, who has helped you or your team in some way — big or small — during the past year.

Sign In to Dal SharePoint site to submit a Shout-out!

Wellness
REMINDER: ANNUAL E-LEARNING
COVID-19
2 currently in ICU;
73 total patient admissions
As of July 12, 2021
QUICK REFERENCE /
RECURRING CONTENT

Nova Scotia Health / Dr. Lynn Johnston
Uploaded: March 13, 2020
Video: 10 min

Nova Scotia Health / Dr. Glenn Patriquin
Uploaded: April 3, 2020
Video: 3 min

Canada.ca
Uploaded: June 15, 2020
Video: 1 min 25 seconds

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