Dr. Charissa Pockett says that she has the best job in the world. And that job is becoming even more rewarding now that fewer Saskatchewan kids with heart conditions need to travel out of province for care.
Former Stollery kid recalls his life in and out of the Hospital and the excellent care he received there as a child.
A four-year-old Calgary girl will be celebrating Christmas Day with family at Ronald McDonald House in Edmonton, two months after becoming the province’s youngest heart and lung transplant patient.
As a specialist in three-dimensional (3D) echocardiography, Dr. Tim Colen provides pediatric heart surgeons with virtual images of their young patients’ hearts, so that they can see what’s going on before they operate.
The Complex Pediatric Therapies Follow-up Program improves the quality of life for young survivors after life-saving procedures. Learn how it has benefited one of our Family Advisory Committee members family.
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The 2015-16 WCCHN Annual Report is now available.
amended version of 2015/16 annual report
completed December 12/2016