
Mock Code Blue: 1C (January 27)


It’s the last week to purchase your tickets for the January Thunder Bay 50/50 Draw, and the jackpot is currently at $530,900 and growing. Tickets are on sale until Friday, January 27 at 11:59 p.m. ET, and can be purchased at www.thunderbay5050.ca.
“To date, there have been 48 Early Bird and Grand Prize draws, which have awarded dozens of winners a combined $8 Million+ in prize dollars. The proceeds have also helped purchased some vital equipment here at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre,” says Glenn Craig, President and CEO of the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation. “Most recently, they have helped purchase a new adjustable operating table and an LED Microscope for our Labour & Delivery department, two pieces of equipment which will help Hospital staff provide the best possible care to our patients”.
Tickets for the January 2022 jackpot are now are available online only at www.thunderbay5050.ca:
** Tickets must be purchased by 11:59 p.m. ET on Thursday, January 27, 2022 to be eligible for the Grand Prize draw on Friday, January 28, 2022.
Questions about the draw can be sent to info@thunderbay5050.ca. Ticket purchasers must be present in Ontario to purchase and 18 years old or older. The Thunder Bay 50/50 continues each month with the Grand Prize drawn on the last Friday of the month.
2022 Lottery licence RAF1222518

Click here to submit your vote: https://wttvoting.tbrhsc.net

Shared on behalf of Adam Vinet, Executive Vice President, Patient Experience & Chief Nursing Executive
I am pleased to present my final update of 2021. It has been a challenging year in health care and beyond, yet I am astounded by the resilience of our staff, inspired by the commitment to patients and families, and encouraged by our willingness to collaborate in finding solutions to our challenges.
I am extremely proud of the successes achieved to date. Below are a few highlights of the work since my last update, as well as some activities that are planned in the new year.
Progress Updates:
Next Steps:
Advancement of the major initiatives as well as trials of small improvements will continue into the next year. I often reflect on the quote “If you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you’ve always gotten.” Although we may not always get it perfect the first time, we must never stop seeking continuous improvement. Whether that be in large steps such a introducing a new organizational scheduling software tool or by making small improvements in the way we perform our day to day tasks such as how we document and communicate an available shift. All these things matter, and will bring us a step closer to better communication, better work environments, and a more fulfilling work experience for all staff.
In order to measure the impact of these improvement initiatives over time, front line staff are invited to participate in a quick survey. The survey will be repeated periodically over the next twelve to eighteen months as we continue to implement changes.
The survey is open until January 21, 2022.
Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/H9NFSQR
For more information, please contact any member of the Staffing Project Planning Team:
Angela Kutok, Performance Improvement Consultant, kutoka@tbh.net
Dawna Maria Perry, Director, Nursing Practice, perryd@tbh.net
Jordan Stokes, Practice Coordinator, Nursing Resource Team, stokesj@tbh.net
Laura Macgowan, Manager, Labour Relations, macgowal@tbh.net
Lori Neri, Staffing Coordinator, neril@tbh.net
Michael Del Nin, Director, Strategy and Performance, delninm@tbh.net
Rita Grenier Buchan, Manager, Nursing Resource Team and Staffing, grenierr@tbh.net
Prevention and Screening Clinical Services invites you to join the Healthy Living and Cancer Prevention & Screening Series on Thursday, January 20th at 2:00 pm for a presentation entitled ‘Healthy in 2022: What can I do? How do I start?’
Join Dr. Newhouse to learn about the benefits of physical activity and how you can start moving today. During this session, Dr. Remus will be sharing information on spinal health and guide you through some basic stretches to support good back health.
The Healthy Living and Cancer Prevention & Screening Series provides ongoing education and awareness about chronic disease prevention, cancer prevention and screening for Indigenous communities, partners and organizations throughout Northwestern Ontario.
Register for this virtual event at the following link: https://thunderbayhospitals.webex.com/thunderbayhospitals/onstage/g.php?MTID=ed15e285b6eeb6e799f4a03a64691e5f8


Christina Best, of Capreol, Ontario brought home $10,000 thanks to the Bonus Draw of the December Thunder Bay 50/50 this morning. She purchased her tickets yesterday, after hearing about the draw from her mother in law.
“After receiving the phone call that I had just won $10,000, I could not believe it! I started crying when I hung up the phone. My hubby and I are so excited that we will be able to catch up on our bills as the pandemic hasn’t been easy on our family, and we still wanted to give our kids Christmas magic!” says Christina.
Tickets for the December Jackpot are still open until tomorrow at midnight
It’s the last chance to purchase tickets for the December Thunder Bay 50/50 December draw, and the jackpot is currently over $2 Million — officially the largest take-home prize since the draw’s inception earlier this year. The grand prize draw is happening on Friday, December 31, with ticket sales open until tomorrow at midnight.
Tickets are available online only at www.thunderbay5050.ca:
** Tickets must be purchased by 11:59 p.m. ET on Thursday, December 30 to be eligible for the Grand Prize draw on Friday, December 31, 2021.
Questions about the draw can be sent to info@thunderbay5050.ca. Participants must be present in Ontario and 18 years old or older at time of purchase. Lottery licence RAF1199631.
| Sites Affected | SJCG and TBRHSC sites |
| Services Impacted | Virtuo MIS system |
| When | Start Time: 18:00 hrs EST on Wednesday, Dec 29th, 2021 End Time: 22:00 hrs EST on Wednesday, Dec 29th, 2021 |
| Action Required | Prior to Downtime: Ensure that you logout and close out of every Virtuo application (IE: SC Requisitioning, DiscoveryXL, MM Reports, etc) by the start of the downtime. |
| Why | To apply software upgrade to the corporate Virtuo MIS system. |
Questions or comments? Contact TBRHSC IT Service Desk.
(807) 684-6411 | 1-888-291-9636 | help@tbh.net