Happy National Nurses Week to the many dedicated nurses who work in home care and long-term care in our province! Thank you for all you do to deliver excellent care to Nova Scotia seniors.

Fantastic work by our partners Nova Scotia Community College - NSCC, Eskasoni First Nation, Health Association and all participating CCAs.

Mi'kmaw tailored CCA program meets community needs in Eskasoni | SaltWire saltwire.com/atlantic-canad…

From May 6-12, we're celebrating the incredible impact and contributions of nurses. From the front lines of patient care to behind-the-scenes support, nurses play a crucial role in the lives of patients, including people living with dementia. #NationalNursingWeek

Are you seeking a career where every day is different and rewarding? Consider Continuing Care! We've partnered with Nova Scotia Seniors and Long-Term Care to support the recruitment of CCAs and other healthcare workers across Nova Scotia. View all opportunities: jobs.crelate.com/portal/healtha……
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Happy National Nurses Week! We celebrate and praise Nova Scotia’s strong nursing community and proudly share a message of recognition and thanks from our Minister of Health and Wellness, Michelle Thompson.

New Wig Rebate for Cancer Patients news.novascotia.ca/en/2024/05/02/…

We are proud to have supported this new long-term care facility in Eskasoni, the first to be built in a First Nation community in #NS . It will provide health care services with a culturally sensitive approach.

Learn more: news.novascotia.ca/en/2024/04/17/…

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Meet Amy MacSween, mobility assistant at Cape Breton Regional Hospital. Learn more: nshealth.ca/news-and-notic…

📸 Photo of Amy MacSween.

Applications close at the end of this month! For more information, including how to apply, call 1 800 670-4357 or go to beta.novascotia.ca/apply-help-hou…

Today at Province House, Seniors & Long-Term Care Minister Barbara Adams introduced Betty Ross and Joyce Ross, two of the first seniors to benefit from the CAPABLE program, along with Amanda Bradshaw and Emily Petley-Jones of VON Nova Scotia.

Each year on March 13, on Delirium Awareness Day, we recognize the affect delirium can have on patients, families and caregivers. Read about one Nova Scotia Health nurse practitioner’s journey to improve delirium recognition, prevention and recovery: nshealth.ca/news-and-notic…