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Interpretation
Interpretation The concentration is interpreted while taking into consideration all patient information provided including: Indication for TDM Concomitant medications Antiretroviral dose Intake with or without food Adherence Viral resistance The …
The most innovative equipment
The most innovative equipment Our community deserves the best equipment to diagnose and treat cancer. Thanks to the support of The Best Care for Life Campaign, the McGill University Health Centre will purchase more than $20 million of new equipment for …
Patient focussed care, every day
Patient focussed care, every day The Cancer Care Mission of the McGill University Health Centre offers a full spectrum of oncology services to children, adolescents, adults and their families. Our goal is to reduce the prevalence of the disease, its …
Training and research: the direct way to better care
Training and research: the direct way to better care In 2008, the Canadian Foundation for Innovation awarded the largest grant in its history—$100 million—to the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre. The funds will go for new …
The Pivot Nurse
The Pivot Nurse The oncology pivot nurse plays a crucial role in patient and family-centred care. In fact, for the integrated network of interdisciplinary teams to offer the complete biological, psychological, sociological and spiritual care continuum …
Cedars CanSupport
Cedars CanSupport Compassionate care. Reliable resources. Support for you and your loved ones. Cedars CanSupport is a program of the McGill University Health Centre within the Cancer Care Mission’s Supportive and Palliative Care Division. Working …
Think with your helmet
Think with your helmet Think With Your Helmet… a head injury prevention campaign All year round, more people than ever are participating in sports and recreational activities – and that of course is a good thing! However, the number of head injuries is …
Safety first in sports and recreation
Safety first in sports and recreation Go for a check-up at least once a year and don’t hesitate to see a doctor or a rehab specialist if your physical activity produces unusual symptoms. If your state of health necessitates regular medical follow-ups and …
Mental Health
Mental Health …
A helmet… for life
A helmet… for life There is no “right” age for wearing a helmet. Everyone from small children to seniors has good reason to wear head protection. Helmets are designed to absorb the shock of a fall or blow, and to protect the head and brain from injuries. …