Inside the Ronald McDonald House Moncton Family Room, featuring Nadine McNeelands

Inside the Ronald McDonald House Moncton Family Room, featuring Nadine McNeelands

On this episode of the People of The Moncton Hospital podcast, Friends Foundation President & CEO, Frances LeBlanc sits down with Nadine McNeelands, Moncton Family Room Coordinator for Ronald McDonald House Maritimes. During the episode, Frances and Nadine talk about the resources available in the Ronald McDonald Family Room at The Moncton Hospital for babies, children and families. They also share ways that you can get involved and give back to this important space in the hospital. To learn more about Ronald McDonald House Maritimes and the Moncton Family Room, go to: https://ronaldmcdonaldhousemaritimes.ca/ ---------------- Dans cet épisode du podcast Personnes de L'Hôpital de Moncton, Frances LeBlanc, présidente-directrice générale de la Fondation des Amis, s'entretient avec Nadine McNeelands, coordinatrice de la Salle familiale de Moncton pour la Maison Ronald McDonald des Maritimes. Au cours de cet épisode, Frances et Nadine évoquent les ressources mises à disposition dans la Salle familiale de Ronald McDonald de l’hôpital de Moncton pour les bébés, les enfants et leurs familles. Elles vous expliquent également comment vous pouvez vous impliquer et apporter votre soutien à cet espace essentiel de l’hôpital. Pour en savoir plus sur la Maison Ronald McDonald des Maritimes et la Salle familiale de Moncton, rendez-vous sur : https://ronaldmcdonaldhousemaritimes.ca/fr

Why the Hybrid Operating Room Matters, featuring Lois Scott

Innovation has long been a defining part of The Moncton Hospital's story, and in this episode of the People of The Moncton Hospital Podcast, we explore how that tradition continues through Project: Innovate and the creation of a Hybrid Operating Room (OR). To begin the episode, Dr. Michael Forsythe, Chief of Staff at The Moncton Hospital, explains what a Hybrid OR is and how this leading-edge technology will transform care for patients through faster, safer surgeries with fewer complications and quicker recoveries. He shares why bringing this technology to our region will improve patient outcomes and help more people receive advanced care closer to home. You'll also hear from Neil Murphy, son of the late Dr. John Murphy, who reflects on his father's passion for innovation, education and patient care. Neil shares why naming the Hybrid OR in Dr. Murphy's honour is a fitting tribute to a physician whose legacy continues to inspire the future of health care in our community. The episode concludes with a conversation between Frances LeBlanc and Lois Scott, former Friends Foundation Board member, retired nurse, and longtime health care leader. Lois shares her family's recent experience after her husband, Mark, underwent vascular surgery at The Moncton Hospital, offering a firsthand perspective on the exceptional care they received and the life-changing impact a Hybrid OR will have for future patients. Lois also reflects on her own career and the culture of innovation that has long defined The Moncton Hospital. She discusses how ideas developed in Moncton, thanks to the collective efforts of many dedicated people, helped pioneer telecare services that expanded across New Brunswick, influenced health-care delivery throughout Canada, and contributed to international standards of care. Her story is a powerful reminder that innovation often begins with a single idea—and that donor support has helped turn many of those ideas into programs and technologies that improve the lives of patients locally and far beyond our region. Whether you're interested in the future of surgical care, inspired by stories of innovation, or curious about the impact of philanthropy, this episode highlights how today's investments are shaping the future of health care for generations to come. To support Project: Innovate and learn more about the Hybrid OR, go to: https://friendsfoundation.ca/one-time-donation/

A Legacy Rooted in Service with Mike Briggs

On this episode of the People of The Moncton Hospital podcast, Friends Foundation President & CEO, Frances LeBlanc sits down with Mike Briggs, the former planned giving officer with the Anglican Diocese of Fredericton and a legacy donor alongside his wife Judith to the Friends Foundation. May is legacy month, so our conversation with Mike was very fitting. During the episode, we talk about the different ways you can leave a legacy, some misconceptions about legacy giving and what resources you can use if you are looking to leave a legacy.  You can learn more about legacy giving at: FriendsFoundation.ca/Legacy If you would like to schedule a confidential conversation, please contact Marianne.Mepham-Newton@FriendsFoundation.ca ---------------- Dans cet épisode du podcast Personnes de L'Hôpital de Moncton, Frances LeBlanc, présidente-directrice générale de la Fondation des Amis, s'entretient avec Mike Briggs, ancien responsable des dons planifiés au sein du diocèse anglican de Fredericton et donateur testamentaire, aux côtés de son épouse Judith, à la Fondation des Amis.  Le mois de mai étant le mois des l'héritage, notre conversation avec Mike tombait à point nommé. Au cours de cet épisode, nous abordons les différentes façons de faire un legs, certaines idées reçues sur les dons testamentaires et les ressources à votre disposition si vous souhaitez faire un don testamentaire. Pour en savoir plus sur les dons testamentaires, rendez-vous sur : FriendsFoundation.ca/Legacy Si vous souhaitez prendre rendez-vous pour un entretien confidentiel, veuillez contacter Marianne.Mepham-Newton@FriendsFoundation.ca

Welcome to the People of The Moncton Hospital Podcast

We are proud to introduce People of The Moncton Hospital (TMH)—a new podcast that brings the stories behind care to life. Through this series, we will share meaningful stories of patients, donors, hospital staff, and community members—each offering a unique perspective on the impact of care at The Moncton Hospital. Every day, powerful moments unfold within these walls—stories of resilience, compassion, innovation, and hope. With this podcast, we are honoured to share those voices with you. New episodes will be released monthly. ----------------------------------- Nous sommes fiers de vous présenter Personnes de L'Hôpital de Moncton, un nouveau podcast qui donne vie aux histoires qui se cachent derrière les soins prodigués. À travers cette série, nous partagerons des récits poignants de patients, de donneurs, de membres du personnel hospitalier et de membres de la communauté, chacun offrant un point de vue unique sur l’impact des soins prodigués à l’hôpital de Moncton. Chaque jour, des moments forts se déroulent entre ces murs : des histoires de résilience, de compassion, d’innovation et d’espoir. Grâce à ce podcast, nous sommes honorés de partager ces témoignages avec vous. De nouveaux épisodes seront diffusés chaque mois.