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85 (1) Where, within seven days of the coming into force of this Section, all the district health authorities and unions agree upon an individual to be the mediator-arbitrator and notify the Minister, in writing, of their agreement, the Minister shall appoint that individual as the mediator-arbitrator for the purpose of this Act. (b) made by the Capital District Health Authority, as defined by the former Act, and approved by the Minister under subsection 24(1) of the former Act. (6) A health authority shall prepare an annual audited schedule, separate from the audited financial statement, showing, for the fiscal year to which the annual audited schedule relates, a reconciliation of the operating funding surplus or deficit and capital surplus or deficit, as defined by this Act, to the operating surplus or deficit and capital surplus or deficit reported in the annual audited financial statements. (4) A health-services business plan must not be implemented until it has been approved by the Minister. (b) appoint individuals to hold such offices. (2) Members of a community health board must be appointed under an open and transparent selection process prescribed by the regulations. 47 (1) Subject to the approval of the Minister and to any by-laws made by the Minister under subsection 20(1), Section 21 or subsection 22(3), the IWK Health Centre may make by-laws respecting the conduct and management in all respects of the business and affairs of the IWK Health Centre and the exercise of the powers of the IWK Health Centre. (a) in consultation with the health authorities, set the strategic direction of the health system by establishing a multi-year provincial health plan; (b) in consultation with the health authorities, establish an accountability framework for the purpose of ensuring that the provincial health plan is implemented; (c) establish policies, standards and guidelines for the provision of health services and the administration of the provision of health services; (d) determine the health services to be provided by a health authority and administer the allocation of available resources for the provision of such health services by the health authority; (e) require a health authority to prepare and implement a health-services business plan and such other plans as the Minister considers appropriate, including information management and technology plans and health human-resource plans; (f) establish technical and informational requirements and standards for health-information systems; and. 5,487 Employees . 121 Chapter 2 of the Acts of 1998, the Health Council Appointments (1998) Act, is repealed. 32 A health authority shall not make any expenditure for the acquisition of capital items unless the acquisition, (a) is provided for in a capital plan in an approved health-services business plan; or. 28 (1) In each fiscal year, a health authority shall deliver to the Minister an annual report in the form and containing the content prescribed by the Minister. 16 The Minister may, where the Minister considers there is cause or incapacity, remove or suspend any director and may re-appoint, re-instate or replace that director, regardless of whether the director's term has expired. Inverness, NS
(2) Where the district health authorities and unions conclude an agreement on some but not all of the matters to be determined under subsection 86(1), the mediator-arbitrator shall incorporate the terms of the agreement into the order issued under Section 93. . An interim CEO was appointed. 121 Orchard Street
45 Subject to the by-laws and subclause 9(a)(i), the board of the IWK Health Centre shall, (a) determine the offices of the IWK Health Centre and the duties and authorities of each such office; and. The Nova Scotia Health Authority was formed on April 1, 2015 as an amalgamation of nine existing regional authorities: The authority received a $843,530 grant from the Public Health Agency of Canada's Immunization Partnership Fund to implement Nova Scotia's Enhanced Immunization Access Project. (iv) a health authority as defined in the Health Authorities Act. [1] Its largest hospital is the QEII Health Sciences Centre in Halifax. (a) "accountability framework" means an agreement between the Minister and the health authorities that describes the respective roles, responsibilities and obligations of the Minister and health authorities in achieving strategic priorities and expected results for the health system; (b) "administrator" means a person appointed to act as an administrator of a health authority under subsection 10(2); (c) "bargaining unit" has the same meaning as "unit" in the Trade Union Act; (d) "board" means the board of directors of a health authority; (e) "capital surplus or deficit" means, in respect of a fiscal year, the surplus or deficit, as the case may be, calculated by subtracting the cost in that fiscal year of acquisitions of tangible capital assets by a health authority from the tangible capital asset revenues of the health authority and the debt incurred by the health authority as a result of borrowing money in accordance with Section 35 in that fiscal year for tangible capital asset acquisitions; (g) "community" means the area for which a community health board has been established or continued under this Act; (h) "community health board" means a community health board established or continued under this Act; (i) "community health plan" means a plan for health promotion initiatives and the improvement of the health of the community that is to be prepared under subsection 74(1); (j) "director" means a member of a board and, for greater certainty, includes a non-voting member of the board; (k) "district health authority" means a district health authority established under the former Act; (l) "former Act" means Chapter 6 of the Acts of 2000, the Health Authorities Act; (m) "former IWK Health Centre Act" means Chapter 26 of the Acts of 1996, the Izaak Walton Killam Health Centre Act; (n) "foundation" means a foundation established, in respect of a hospital, by an enactment, trust or agreement; (o) "health authority" means the provincial health authority or the IWK Health Centre; (p) "health services" means services related to the prevention of illness or injury, the promotion or maintenance of health or the care and treatment of sick, infirm or injured persons, and includes services provided in the Province through hospitals and other health-care institutions, public-health services, addiction services, emergency services, mental-health services, home-care services, long-term care services, primary-care services and such other services as may be prescribed by the regulations; (q) "health-services business plan" means the annual health-services business plan required to be prepared by a health authority under subsection 40(1); (r) "hospital" means a hospital as defined in the Hospitals Act; (s) "IWK Health Centre" means the Izaak Walton Killam Health Centre; (t) "Labour Board" means the Labour Board established by the Labour Board Act; (u) "licensed practical nurse" has the same meaning as in the Licensed Practical Nurses Act; (v) "management zone" means a management zone established under subsection 60(1); (w) "mediator-arbitrator" means the mediator-arbitrator appointed by the Minister under Section 85; (x) "Minister" means the Minister of Health and Wellness; (y) "operating funding surplus or deficit" means, in respect of a fiscal year, the surplus or deficit, as the case may be, calculated by subtracting the operating expenses of a health authority in that fiscal year, excluding amortization costs, from the health authority's net revenues in that fiscal year from operations; (z) "operating revenue" means, in respect of a fiscal year, the total of all revenue of a health authority in that fiscal year less the tangible capital asset revenue of the health authority in that fiscal year; (za) "personal health information" has the same meaning as in the Personal Health Information Act; (zb) "personal information" has the same meaning as in the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act; (zc) "provincial health authority" means the health authority for the Province established by subsection 49(1); (zd) "provincial health plan" means the provincial health plan established by the Minister under clause 6(a); (ze) "public engagement plan" means a plan by a health authority to engage and consult with the public in respect of the health services provided by the health authority; (zf) "Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre" means the collection of buildings and sites referred to in subsection 51(2); (zg) "registered nurse" has the same meaning as in the Registered Nurses Act; (zh) "tangible capital asset" means a tangible capital asset prescribed by or determined in accordance with a health authority's accounting policy; (zi) "tangible capital asset revenue" means, in respect of a fiscal year, the total of all revenue received by a health authority in that fiscal year for the purpose of acquiring tangible capital assets; (zj) "type" means, in relation to a bargaining unit, one of the four types of bargaining unit referred to in clause 89(1)(a); (ii) the Nova Scotia Government Employees Union. (2) Where, on the coming into force of this Section, by-laws respecting the matters referred to in subsection 20(1), Section 21 and subsection 22(1) have been made by the Board of Directors of the IWK Health Centre under Section 10 of the former IWK Health Centre Act and approved by the Minister under Section 6 of the Hospitals Act, those by-laws remain in effect and apply to the IWK Health Centre until such time as they are replaced with new by-laws made under this Act. (b) fail to do anything for the purpose of preventing or impeding a unionized employee's compliance with Section 99 or for the purpose of aiding or abetting a unionized employee to not comply with Section 99. (2) The IWK Health Centre is dedicated to, and shall conduct its business and affairs with a view to, improving the health and health status of children, youth, women and families. 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141 Subsection 11(2) of Chapter 7 of the Acts of 2013, the Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Professionals Act, is amended by striking out "in a district health authority" in the second line. (2) The chair of the provincial health authority holds office for a term of three years and may be re-appointed for one additional three-year term. We will keep you informed about job opportunities and events that match your interests. 520 Purves Street
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77 (1) A foundation that uses its funds to benefit the provincial health authority or a hospital located in the Province, other than the IWK Health Centre, shall annually provide the provincial health authority with copies of its audited year-end financial statements. Phone: 902- 885-2554, Hants Community Hospital
Phone: 902-794-8521, Sacred Heart Community Health Centre
(a) prescribing services for the purpose of the definition of "health services"; (b) respecting the reimbursement for expenses of directors; (c) prescribing additional responsibilities of health authorities; (d) prescribing classes of health professionals in relation to which the Minister may make by-laws respecting the granting, variation, suspension and revocation of privileges; (e) prescribing classes of health professionals in relation to which a health authority may make by-laws; (f) prescribing the name of the provincial health authority; (g) prescribing the number of voting and non-voting directors on the board of the provincial health authority; (h) prescribing persons who or classes of persons that are not qualified to be appointed or serve as a director of the provincial health authority; (i) prescribing the term of office for directors of the provincial health authority; (j) establishing management zones within the Province; (k) respecting the reimbursement for expenses of a member of a community health board; (l) defining any word or expression used but not defined in this Act; (m) further defining any word or expression defined in this Act; (n) respecting any matter or thing the Governor in Council considers necessary or advisable to effectively carry out the intent and purpose of this Act. 53 (1) No person is qualified to be appointed or serve as a director of the provincial health authority who, (iii) a council of a regional municipality, an incorporated town or a municipality of a county or district, or. We use cookies to offer you the best possible website experience. . (3) The Minister may approve a plan submitted by a health authority under subsection (2) and, before doing so, may make any amendment to the plan that the Minister considers appropriate. Cheticamp, NS
Phone: 902-862-6411, Northside General Hospital
91 (1) The mediator-arbitrator has all the powers, privileges and immunities of a commissioner appointed under the Public Inquiries Act. Phone: 902-522-2882, Strait Richmond Hospital
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(2) The exercise by the Governor in Council of the authority contained in subsection (1) is a regulation within the meaning of the Regulations Act. Phone: 902-295-2112, Cobequid Community Health Centre
(2) A person employed or engaged by a health authority is not an officer, servant or agent of Her Majesty in right of the Province. Follow. Phone: 902-366-2794, Guysborough Memorial Hospital
(2) The Minister may allow the request of a health authority under subsection (1) to the extent that the Minister considers appropriate. . . A detailed list of hospitals is maintained by the Nova Scotia Health Authority. (a) do anything to prevent or impede a unionized employee's compliance with Section 99 or aid or abet a unionized employee to not comply with Section 99; or. (5) When the Minister considers that an administrator is no longer required, the Minister shall revoke the appointment of the administrator and, notwithstanding Section 44, appoint new directors to the board. . Nova Scotia Health Authority provides health services to Nova Scotians and some specialized services to Maritimers and Atlantic Canadians. (2) A health authority is deemed to be a hospital for the purpose of.
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