Current Priorities

Funding new technology for more accurate diagnosis and treatment planning for patients.

Revolutionizing the way that cancer is monitored and treated in our region and beyond

With the support of donors, we have a very unique opportunity to offer more MRI scans, in a different setting.

With donor support, Nova Scotia’s first Ketamine Treatment Program will be established at the QEII Health Sciences Centre — providing life-changing treatment for the estimated 17,000 Nova Scotians living with treatment-resistant depression.

The QEII's Abbie J. Lane gym is an integral part of a patient's care journey, providing access to exercise and recreation that improve their overall health and well-being.

The QEII is on track to be the first health centre in Canada to have the most advanced nuclear medicine technology in the world — a game-changer for patients facing life-altering diseases.

Accelerating health transformation and pushing innovation forward.

Digital patient engagement tools empower patients with information to manage their care from home and create open lines of communication with their care team, leading to more proactive and personalized care.

As part of our Centre of Excellence in Robotics project, we’re on a mission to fully fund a second da Vinci robot for the QEII