News from the Hospital Foundaion

cart helps save children’s lives

4/30/2017

Broselow Cart helps doctors act quickly when a child is in distress.

The Broselow Cart is a medical tool chest on wheels, colour-coded to help doctors find and administer the most appropriately sized equipment or medication for children in emergency situations. The Foundation purchased one for the Powell River Hospital last year.

Foundation welcomes new members

4/28/2017

Jeremy Buhay

Mike Chisholm

Meaghan Westie

Your Foundation welcomed two new members this year -- chiropractor Jeremy Buhay and realtor Meaghan Westie. They join members Mike Chisholm (President), Rod Tysdal (Vice President), John Catcher (Treasurer), Richard Furness (Secretary), Bob Astrope, Ken Dickson, Dave Harper, Shirley Koleszar, Bill Maitland, Dal Matterson, Ken Needham, Michael Stewart, Ashok Varma, Karen Whyard, and Margaret Brittain, office clerk.
The Foundation funds equipment that improves the quality of patient care at the hospital. If you’d like to take part in this process, please contact Margaret at the Foundation Office, 604 485 3211, Ext. 4349, Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Rod Tysdal

Dave Harper

Richard Furness

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In Memorium

4/6/2017

In Memorium
Kevin David Caul
April 6, 1951 – January 3, 2017
Members of the Powell River Hospital Foundation are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of a close friend not only of the Foundation, but to many members of our community whom he helped over the years.
Kevin worked closely with the Foundation and saw great improvements over the years to the Imaging Department in our Hospital,
most notably a new CAT Scan and, more recently, new ultrasound machines. These improvements allowed many patients to remain in Powell River for timely medical treatments.
Kevin worked in the Hospital for over 35 years, from 1981 to 2017.
We honour both his dedication and friendship to our community.
Thank you, Kevin. We miss you.

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