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Peel Memorial. It’s where Ryan Degen took his first breath 34 years ago as a fragile infant born two months prematurely; it’s also the place where his father, Ralph, found care and compassion throughout a long and complicated medical journey; and where Ryan’s connection to the storied site has come full circle as a member of Osler’s Strategic Communications team.

Spring is here with warmer weather and longer days. Osler’s Dr. Rebecca Brown shares her tips on how to safely enjoy everything spring has to offer.

William Osler Health System is proud to announce dedicated volunteers Kim McNamara and Riya Ahlawat as the recipients of the 2024 Kay Blair Community Service Award.

Osler’s leadership shared the latest hospital updates during our Telephone Town Hall on May 21, including progress on the new Peel Memorial Hospital, Osler’s affiliation with Toronto Metropolitan University’s new School of Medicine, Osler’s Research Institute for Health Innovation, innovative academic practice partnerships to enhance patient care and more.

“At the end of the day, a patient is a whole person who needs holistic care. And that is what we offer in the complex medicine clinic,” explained Osler Nurse Practitioner Chris Varughese.

William Osler Health System and Toronto Metropolitan University’s Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing have launched a transformational academic practice partnership to help build a skilled, resilient health workforce.

Dorothy Sterling knew every nook and cranny at Peel Memorial Hospital. The retired Registered Nurse spent 15 of her 38 years at the hospital as a member of the IV team, applying the greatest care to skillfully connect patients in units across the hospital to intravenous medications that were part of their care plans.

William Osler Health System invites community members to join its next Telephone Town Hall on Wednesday, May 21, from 7:00 p.m.

Healing starts in the waiting room. This phrase, printed on a poster in the waiting room of the Mental Health Outpatient Program at Brampton Civic Hospital, is something that Osler Clerical Associate, Wanda Leah, truly believes.