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Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's) Section 1: General REB SOP 101 - Introduction REB SOP 102 - Glossary REB SOP 103 - Terms of Reference REB SOP 104 - Activities Requiring REB Review REB SOP 105 - SOP Policy Development and Maintenance Section 2: REB Organization REB SOP 201 - Duties...

Readiness Checklist for Youth This checklist—a fillable form that you can save and send to your health care provider—helps you keep track of some of the tasks you need to learn to manage your own health care. You may want to complete the checklist more than once over time to...

The Translating Research into Care (TRIC) Healthcare Improvement Research Program was established in 2013 at the IWK Health Centre and the QEII Health Sciences Centre to support Implementation Science*, which aims to incorporate new findings into practice. Projects will yield strong evidence and facilitate the translation of clinical science into...

Our Team Maritime Newborn Screening consists of a core team of people at the IWK who collaborate with a large network of hospitals (laboratories and clinics), healthcare providers, and specialty teams across the Maritimes. Core Team Betty-Ann O'Hearn – Administrative Assistant Pronouns: she/her Betty-Ann provides administrative support to Maritime Newborn...

One of the ways we at IWK Health work to improve our delivery of care is by learning from the firsthand experiences of our patients and families. It’s why we encourage and welcome patients and families to give us constructive feedback. Feedback includes compliments, suggestions, concerns, and questions. We truly...

Français What is Newborn Screening? Newborn screening involves routine tests recommended for all babies. Between 24-48 hours of life a few drops of blood are collected from a baby’s heel and spotted on a special piece of absorbent paper called a blotter. The blotters are tested for 28 rare, treatable...