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Chinook Health
The Chinook Health Region is a progressive health care organization which is committed to providing high quality acute hospital care, community health services and continuing care for a population of more than 150,000 residents of southwestern Alberta.
The Region’s team of more than 3300 employees and 200 physicians provide care and services in 11 acute and continuing care facilities and 15 community health sites. This is complemented by the contributions of over 2000 volunteers.
Palliser Health
The Palliser Health Region is one of nine health regions in the province. Within its geographic boundaries are five communities with health facilities, which include Bassano, Bow Island, Brooks, Medicine Hat, and Oyen.
Palliser is a region rich with culture and built on tradition. It is a Region blessed with economic diversity, including the oil and gas industry, agriculture, manufacturing, industry and tourism. As a result, this Region continues to grow significantly, 2.2% annual growth, as compared to the provincial average of 1.7%. The Region is responsible for the health services for approximately 98,074 residents (March 2004) and a catchment area of approximately 110,000.
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Calgary Health
The Calgary Health Region website was established to help provide residents of Calgary and Southern Alberta with information on health services available.
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David Thompson Health
Delivery of health services involves physicians, nurses and support staff at hospitals, health centres and care centres as well as in the community. Volunteers, lodge and medical clinic staff, partners, municipalities and the public all play a vital role. Third largest health region by population, the DTHR serves nearly 300,000 residents, covers 60 thousand sq. km of territory and employs over 8,000 staff. There are over 350 practicing physicians in the region.
www.dthr.ab.ca
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East Central Health
East Central Health is one of nine of Alberta's expanded Regional Health Authorities. East Central Health serves communities in the counties of Beaver, Camrose, Flagstaff, Lamont, Minburn, Two Hills, Vermilion River and the municipal districts of Provost and Wainwright.
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Capital Health
Capital Health is one of the largest integrated health regions in Canada, and we're proud to be one of the country's top-rated health systems, known internationally for groundbreaking innovations and advances in medicine.
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Aspen Health
Aspen Regional Health is located in the heart of Alberta and is the governing body of healthcare centres, continuing care centres and community health services offices. Aspen serves more than 175,000 residents in 118 communities. Aspen's regional boundaries span a large geographic area in excess of 110,000 square kilometres. Aspen stretches from the cottage country of Cold Lake in the East to the beautiful forests of the Northern Communities (Peerless Lake, Trout Lake & Chipewyan Lake), to the majesty of Jasper National Park in the West and just beyond our bedroom communities around the capital city.
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Peace Country Health
A place where urban and rural meet, Peace Country Health spans over 150,000 square kilometres through rolling foothills, rocky mountains and stunning river valleys. Thirty four hundred people work for Peace Country Health, making it the largest employer north of Edmonton. Based out of facilities in 16 communities, our staff and physicians provide health services to a population of 130,000 people in our region and many more from neighbouring B.C. Peace Country Health is progressive and focused on a collaborative work environment that provides the best possible health care in the best possible work environment.
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Northern Lights Health
Welcome to the Northern Lights Health Region website. Located in Northern Alberta, Northern Lights Health Region is made up of over 20 communities, including Fort McMurray, High Level, Fort Vermilion, La Crete, Rainbow Lake and Paddle Prairie. Northern Lights is geographically the largest health region in the province.
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Alberta Cancer Services
The Alberta Cancer Board is mandated by the government of Alberta under the Cancer Programs Act to coordinate all cancer research, prevention and treatment programs in the province of Alberta. Its services include cancer prevention and screening, patient and professional education, diagnosis and treatment, and basic and applied research. It is able to integrate research efforts with clinical practice, ensuring that Albertans benefit from the latest scientific advances in cancer treatment. This comprehensive orientation makes the Alberta Cancer Board a unique agency in Canada.
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Alberta Mental Health Services
The AMHB advances mental health in Alberta through a number of initiatives, including advocacy, policy advice, working with the regional health authorities and stakeholders in the implementation of the Provincial Mental Health Plan, and collaborating with inter-provincial, national and international partners.
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