In the News
Men’s Health Awareness Month: Why Canadian men avoid going to the doctor and how we can help (Healthing)
Dr. Dean Elterman, a urologic surgeon and associate professor with University Health Network (UHN), often works with men and their varying health needs and sees firsthand the challenges faced by men in the healthcare system, as well as those imposed on themselves, that keep them from proactively taking care of their physical and mental health.
UHN’S Peter Munk Cardiac Centre Receives $5M Donation to Recruit and Retain New Top Cardiovascular Talent
UHN Foundation announced today a gift of $5M from the Rosenbaum family in support of UHN's Peter Munk Cardiac Centre. The donation from Harry Rosenbaum, co-founder of Great Gulf Homes, together with his wife Malka and their children, will establish the Malka and Harry Rosenbaum Cardiovascular Research and Clinical Advancement Program, which will enable UHN to add new global talent to its roster of world-renowned experts.
How Approachable Philanthropy Amplifies Impact (Foundation Magazine)
Julie Quenneville's latest column in Foundation Magazine about the importance of philanthropy, and how the UHN Impact Collective plays a role. Philanthropy isn’t limited to a select number of wealthy families in our country. It’s not just about writing big cheques. Everyone, regardless of background or means, holds the power to make a difference. This concept of “approachable philanthropy” has been a guiding force throughout my career and certainly in my work as CEO of UHN Foundation, where we raise funds in support of Canada’s #1 hospital.
GTA area hospitals receive timely support for healthcare workers (Mississauga News)
Throughout the month of May, RBC is recognizing the contributions that healthcare professionals make towards the well-being of their communities. The campaign kicked off during National Nursing Week (May 6-12) with the announcement of gifts to support nurses and healthcare workers across the country.
GTA area hospitals receive timely support for healthcare workers (Toronto Star)
The RBC Foundation has committed $1.95 million to educational programming at the University Health Network (UHN) and Trillium Health Partners (THP), in an effort to reskill and upskill nurses and healthcare workers.
Pioneering technology at UHN gives Parkinson’s patient 2nd chance at music career (Global News)
Fabio Dwyer is a professional musician, educator and the founder of a Toronto music school. Dwyer was diagnosed at 40 with early-onset Parkinson’s, a diagnosis that robbed him of the use of his hands and his love of music. Thanks to pioneering technology at the University Health Network, Dwyer has regained ninety five percent of his guitar-playing abilities. Susan Hay has the story.
UHN Foundation with Julie Quenneville, CEO (Discovery Group)
The UHN Foundation is a global leader in healthcare innovation, and a critical part of that capability is the support given by philanthropic donors. Stepping into her new role as CEO, Julie Quenneville makes sure that donors and prospects understand the measurable impact they’re making with their generous gifts. In this conversation, she shares how she prepares for donor conversations and how she leads her team to stay aware and ready so they can create maximum impact. Tune in for more!
Musician gets a new lease on life after deep brain stimulation for Parkinson’s disease (Healthing)
Deep brain stimulation gives Fabio Dwyer his hands back, showing how effective it can be for some Parkinson's patients.
Andrews & UHN Foundation’s Spring In Bloom Shopping Event (Dolce Magazine)
Andrews & UHN Foundation's Spring In Bloom Shopping Event
Four ways UHN is revolutionizing health care (Toronto Life)
Canada’s largest teaching and research hospital, University Health Network (UHN) encompasses four health care centres and one training institute in the heart of downtown. And from new approaches to collaborative care to pioneering AI techniques, UHN is leading the charge to transform patient experiences and outcomes. Here are four ways UHN is redefining the future of health care.