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Fraser Health reminds people that smoking toxic substances is as risky as injecting them
Nov 24 2022
As the overdose public health emergency continues to claim lives throughout British Columbia, Fraser Health is reminding people who use substances that smoking toxic substances carries the same risk of overdose as injecting them.
Resident and family councils key players in long-term care communities
Nov 24 2022
Increased collaboration, communication and education with Fraser Health long-term care services are top priorities of long-term care councils.
High Fives – November 24, 2022
Nov 24 2022
This week's high fives go to our amazing people at Abbotsford Home Health, Abbotsford Regional Hospital, Burnaby Hospital, Eagle Ridge Hospital, Langley Memorial Hospital, Ridge Meadows Hospital, Royal Columbian Hospital and Surrey Memorial Hospital.