American publication names Kingston General one of Canada’s best hospitals
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Newsweek recently revealed its world's top hospitals rankings, and in Canada, Kingston has placed 37th. Five Toronto hospitals were in the top 10.
Kingston General Hospital has found its name on a list of top hospitals throughout the country.
American publication Newsweek recently revealed its world’s top hospital rankings, and in Canada, Kingston has placed 37th.
Only 66 of Canada’s more than 1,200 hospitals received a ranking. Kingston’s score was 66.9%.
“This ranking shows that despite being a smaller city, Kingston is really punching above its weight in both Canada and on the world stage,” says Dr. David Pichora, KHSC president and chief executive.
“In fact, many of the hospitals ahead of us on the list are located in much bigger communities such as Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton. This ranking is a testament to not only our key academic partnership with Queen’s University but also the skill and dedication of staff and physicians across the organization.”
Five Toronto hospitals were in the top 10.
In a news release, Kingston Health Sciences Centre pointed out the number of additions and expansions that have taken place over the last two years which have positively impacted their ranking on this and other lists.
“Our ability to continue to expand our services and innovate across our entire organization, all while navigating staff shortages during a pandemic is a real credit to our healthcare teams,” Dr. Pichora says.
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