Readiness is built, not assumed: preparing our health system for crisis
When we expand burn care, critical care capacity, or national co-ordination, we are also better equipped to respond to industrial or construction accidents, natural disasters, and future pandemics.
In the early 1940s, a determined group of Toronto women rallied for something Canada urgently needed: proper hospital care for returning soldiers. Through public advocacy and persistence, they helped establish Sunnybrook Military Hospital in 1943.
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