Physical Components
The QEII Health Sciences Centre is spread across 10 buildings, which now comprise two geographically separate campuses (formally termed "sites") on the Halifax Peninsula.
- Halifax Infirmary site buildings
- Abbie J. Lane Memorial Building (mental health/family medicine)
- Camp Hill Veterans' Memorial Building (veterans health services, administered on behalf of Veterans Affairs Canada)
- Halifax Infirmary (emergency department, inpatient services, outpatient clinics)
- Victoria General site buildings
- Bethune Building (administrative offices, patient services and clinics)
- Centennial Building (inpatient and outpatient services)
- Centre for Clinical Research (resource centre for all QEII-based health research, affiliated with Dalhousie University Faculty of Medicine)
- Dickson Building (Nova Scotia Cancer Centre, Specimen Collection Services)
- Mackenzie Building (Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine)
- Nova Scotia Rehabilitation Centre (physical rehabilitation)
- Victoria Building (inpatient and outpatient services)
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