Dr. Wong & Team in the Media
New technique to repair shoulder dislocation developed at QEII Health Sciences Centre
Source: CTV News
Aired: May 7, 2018
Halifax-based surgeon helping athletes with revolutionary technique
Source: Global News
Published: December 11, 2017
By Jennifer Grudic
With the help of a Halifax-based orthopaedic surgeon, one of the east coast’s hottest hockey prospects will be able to keep his career on track. READ MORE
Local 3D printing software helping improve surgeon techniques and patient outcomes
Source: CTV News
Published: November 8, 2017
Medical professionals are relying more on 3D printers to help improve patient care. READ MORE
Heather Moyse on the road to recovery after hip surgery
Source: The Guardian
Published: December 24, 2014
By Nancy MacPhee
Heather Moyse has gotten rid of her brace but she's still on crutches after her hip surgery. READ MORE
McMaster graduates first class of PAs
Source: HealthForceOntario, PA Project Update
Published: Spring 2011
Jobs secured in primary care, orthopaedics, emergency, internal medicine. READ MORE
First physician assistants graduate University
Source: hospitalnews.com
Published: January 2011
By Laura Thompson
A new class of health professionals are working in hospitals and family practices across Ontario following the completion of their training through McMaster University’s physician assistant education program. READ MORE
New faces in health-care ranks
Source: The Hamilton Spectator
Published: February 8, 2011
By Wade Hemsworth
Ivan Wong was sure there was a better way. The Hamilton orthopedic surgeon was leading a large practice, including a busy office on Victoria Avenue North and surgeries next door at Hamilton General Hospital. READ MORE
Help for doctors - and patients (Video)
Source: CHCH News
Posted: June 16, 2011
A new healthcare profession is making a dent in the province's critical wait times. READ MORE
Can Phil Kessel shoulder burden?
Source: Toronto Star
Published: November 2, 2009
By Kevin McGran
So for now, he should be fine, but if Phil Kessel tears the labrum in his left shoulder a second time, he'll be prone to more shoulder problems – such as dislocations – later in his career. READ MORE