Five tips to stay healthy as the season turns
As darkness descends and winter begins to blanket Northern BC, it’s the perfect time to refresh your wellness routine. From Dawson Creek to Haida Gwaii, colder days don’t have to mean slowing down...
Burns Lake
Honouring Truth and Reconciliation through traditional foods
On September 30, 27 Northern Health (NH) facilities honoured the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation by preparing special meals for lunch and supper that highlighted traditional Indigenous ingre...
From a friend who cares
Dear You, If you’re reading this, it means you’re here. And that matters more than you might realize.Maybe today feels heavy. Maybe it’s been heavy for a long time. Maybe you’re tired, ov...
Strengthening care for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit patients
As part of Northern Health’s (NH) ongoing commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, we are proud to announce the evolution of the Indigenous Patient Liaison program into the Indigenous Care Team (ICT)...
New Health Care Recruitment Coordinator position created to support staff in Burns Lake
Burns Lake, a picturesque community nestled in the heart of the Lakes District, has recently introduced a new position aimed at bolstering the recruitment and retention of health care and medical staf...
Celebrating National Nursing Week 2024: Having a positive impact on someone’s life every day
International Nurses Day took place on May 12 as part of National Nursing Week. In recognition of the tremendous impact nurses have on individuals, communities, and the future of health care, this yea...
Long-term care volunteer finds future career at the Pines
“I just love making connections with the residents and getting to know their lives,” says Alex Anderson, a volunteer at The Pines. “One resident told staff that she wishes I could be there every...
