The Impact of Your Generosity

Projects made possible thanks to you in 2022-23

Un appareil CR Reader - Plate-forme de répartition du poids en 2 étapes pour l'imagerie des genoux, de la partie inférieure de la jambe, des chevilles et des pieds. One CR Reader - 2-stage weight-distribution platform for imaging knees, lower leg, ankles and feet. Une plate-forme de répartition du poids en 2 étapes pour l'imagerie des genoux, de la partie inférieure de la jambe, des chevilles et des pieds. Il offre une vue complète AP et latérale, pour l'imagerie des genoux, de la partie inférieure de la jambe, des chevilles et des pieds, avec protecteur de panneau Lock-N-Secure II. One 2-Step weight distribution platform for imaging of knees, the lower leg, ankles, and feet. Offers a complete view AP & lateral weight distribution platform for imaging of knees, the lower leg, ankles, and feet, includes Lock-N-Secure II panel protector.

One 2-Step weight distribution platform for imaging of knees, the lower leg, ankles, and feet. Offers a complete view AP & lateral weight distribution platform for imaging of knees, the lower leg, ankles, and feet, includes Lock-N-Secure II panel protector.

Cinq saturomètres pour répondre au besoin de l'équipe. du service thérapeutique. Five saturometers to meet the needs of the therapeutic service team.

Purchase of five saturometers to meet the needs of the therapeutic service team.

To cover the cost of modifying two existing tables to meet universal accessibility standards for wheelchair access.

X-raying the lungs of children between 0 and 3 years of age can be difficult. The Pegostat helps to immobilize babies and toddlers, and produces excellent-quality x-rays while reducing radiation to the child.

This blanket warmer enables us to better respond to patients' needs by increasing comfort, reducing stress and agitation, passively warming patients in mild hypothermia, and as an alternative approach to managing pain, anxiety and sleep disorders.

Valérie Chaplain et son nouvel appareil photo

Purchase of a digital camera - to replace an obsolete model - used for visual documentation of wounds.

The staffing and patient flow department, whose employees have taken over offices previously occupied by another team, requested that these old spaces be renovated to give them a fresh, up-to-date look. The employees who now work there feel at home in this new, more pleasant space. These teams, who spend the majority of their working day within these walls, play an essential role in the organizational logistics of both patients and employees. This team is seen as the heart and lungs of Montfort.

Purchase of new chairs for the new WOW documentation stations for the nursing staff in sector 4A, to enable nurses to sit down while completing their paperwork. This more restful position enables them to maintain their energy level to continue providing excellent patient care during their shift. In addition to reducing the risk of work-related accidents due to poor ergonomics during this task.

Linda Tobbler, Karianne Charbonneau avec machine à glace

To keep food cold at all times and retain its freshness for as long as possible, and to reduce visits to the floors to fetch ice. A small investment that saves time and ....countless steps!

Photos employés et Patrice Lampron - Assis

During the pandemic, the Emergency Department was severely affected, having experienced a great deal of stress due to the loss of employees. Staff members expressed the need for a more peaceful and pleasant place to take their breaks. By enhancing the ER staff's rest area with a majestic natural mural, the overall mood is improved, and all patients benefit too !

The 3C medical unit acquired a blanket warmer to better meet patient needs by reducing the trips employees had to make to other floors, where these devices are located, to bring warm blankets back to their patients.

Purchase of specialized physiotherapy and occupational therapy tools to improve the care offered to clients of the Clinical Center of Excellence in Chronic Disease Management.

Appareil Arjo Sara Steady & Marilyse Dumouchel-Hudon

The Arjo Sara Stedy is a device that enables the safe transfer and movement of patients, providing better ergonomics and quality of care for patients on a daily basis. Unlike the EZ Turner and Sara Lift, this device offers greater support and participation, and meets a real need at the Hôpital. Patients who have been served by this device are very satisfied with it, even saying that it preserves their dignity during transfer.

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Purchase of five saturometers to meet the needs of the therapeutic service team.

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Purchase of 100 pairs of uniform pants for mental health patients during their stay.

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To cover the cost of modifying two existing tables to meet universal accessibility standards for wheelchair access.

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Purchase of a digital camera - to replace an obsolete model - used for visual documentation of wounds.

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To keep food cold at all times and retain its freshness for as long as possible, and to reduce visits to the floors to fetch ice. A small investment that saves time and ....countless steps!

Thank you!

Purchase of specialized physiotherapy and occupational therapy tools to improve the care offered to clients of the Clinical Center of Excellence in Chronic Disease Management.

Thank you!

Additional rest area for employees

The creation of an additional rest area is one of the initiatives implemented by the Employee Projects funded by the Foundation.

Mindfulness Intervention Project

Thanks to a third installment of $25,000 from Scotiabank, we are able to support the integration of mindfulness interventions within the Mental Health Program.

Purchase of a portable ultrasound

Purchase of a portable ultrasound for the emergency room, thanks
to a $10,000 donation
from Mr. Peter Hyde.

Purchase of two garrots for the operating room

Thanks to a donation of $30,000 from Ms. Claude Chapdelaine, a long-time donor and friend of the Foundation, we purchased two garrots for the operating room. These devices are used to interrupt the circulation of blood in a limb during surgery or in case of hemorrhages, in order to ensure a safe procedure.

Inflammatory Bowel Disease Program

$15,000 from Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies

Butterfly indicators

This butterfly-shaped indicator alerts staff about to enter a patient’s room that the patient is at end of life and that there are grieving loved ones inside.

24/7 Crisis Nursing Program

Implementation of a new 24/7 crisis nursing program in the emergency’s Psychiatric Emergency Zone (PEZ) thanks to a contribution of $60,000 from RBC.

Nursing Week

The tireless work of nurses was recognized thanks to contributions of $2,000 from the National Bank, $2,000 from Sunlife and more than 500 gift cards donated by Tim Hortons.

Fidgets blankets for mental health patients

Surgi-lift slings for the operating room

Provides patients with a smooth transfer from the operating room to the recovery room.

Scholarships

Two $3,000 clinical excellence scholarships were awarded for Francophone nursing consolidation placements in the following disciplines: Maxime Boisvenu-Fortin – Emergency and Meaghan Brown – Family Birthing Center.

Equipment for non-invasive vascular screening of the lower limbs

White noise machine

Teaching video for pre-op hip and knee replacement patients

Blanket warmer

Halloween treats for the staff

iPads donation from the Brigil Family

The Impact of Your Generosity

Projects made possible thanks to you in 2022-23

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