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You’ll find Osler’s Dr. Naheed Dosani wherever the need is; working both on the frontlines and behind the scenes providing supportive palliative care that helps patients with life-limiting and life-threatening illness live their fullest, most meaningful lives.

With COVID-19 has come a major shift in our day-to-day lives. Whether working from home or on the frontlines, workplace burnout and fatigue can affect anyone.

With the onset of COVID-19, among the hardest hit and most vulnerable population in our communities has been the elderly.

Each May 1, Ontario celebrates Doctors’ Day to recognize the contributions of physicians across our province.

They have questions and you want to be best equipped to answer them.

For Laura Gibson, Resource Nurse at Brampton Civic Hospital, managing the patient flow of a bustling Emergency Department had become second nature.

Osler’s 1,200 volunteers have long been an essential part of daily life at our five sites, widely known for going that extra mile to support a great patient and family experience.

William Osler Health System is temporarily closing its Urgent Care Centre at Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness so the hospital can help better focus on high-risk, vulnerable patients in the community during COVID-19.

We are all currently in a transition stage. Schools are closed, many offices have relocated to home and there may be a lot of us under the same roof for longer periods of time then usual.

I joined William Osler Health System as an Emergency Physician 23 years ago, and immediately I knew I had found my professional home.