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Jenna Fralick, BScN RN Introduction For most families, safety at home feels simple — until it isn’t.One missed step on the stairs, one spill in the kitchen, and life changes in an instant. Every year, Nova Scotian families face the consequences of preventable falls — hospital stays, lost confidence, and the heavy “what if” that follows. That’s why we believe fall prevention isn’...
Jenna Fralick, BScN RN Introduction For many adults, the word fall doesn’t feel personal — until it happens. It’s something that happens to “older people,” right? But in truth, falls are one of the most common and preventable causes of injury for adults aged 50 and up . Across Nova Scotia, hospitals see hundreds of avoidable admissions every year due to falls that happen in fami...
Jenna Fralick, BScN RN Introduction: A Celebration of Community and Compassion When care begins with heart, communities take notice. This year, Remember When HealthCare (RWHC) is deeply honoured to be recognized as a 2025 Platinum Winner through Community Votes Halifax and Community Votes Charlottetown. These awards are special not just because they celebrate excellence — but be...
Jenna Fralick, BScN RN Every November, as the red poppies appear on coats across Nova Scotia, we’re reminded to honour the sacrifices of our Veterans — the men and women who served to protect the freedoms we hold dear. But what happens when the uniform comes off and the mission continues at home? For many families in Nova Scotia, the new front line isn’t overseas — it’s in the l...
Jenna Fralick, BScN RN Introduction: When “Continuing Care” Leaves People Behind For decades, the phrase continuing care has been used across Nova Scotia to describe a network of publicly funded supports for older adults and individuals living with disabilities. But if you ask many families who rely on those programs, the word continuing can feel misleading. Care often stops and...
