Patients at Saskatoon City Hospital will continue to have access to CT imaging services during the replacement of the hospital's CT scanner through the use of a temporary mobile imaging unit.

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Stay safe during summer heat and wildfire smoke

Higher temperatures and extreme summer heat throughout the province can be dangerous for people in Saskatchewan. Take steps to prepare yourself for the next heat wave and reduce your risk of wildfire smoke.

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SHA CARES - Living our Values

The first step in connecting someone with recovery care can be as simple as a cup of coffee or a warm welcome.

“You don’t come in the front door and give out your story,” said Pattie Draude, a manager with Mental Health and Addictions Services in Melfort.

“It takes time.”

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Provide Your Feedback

Complete the Hospital Security and Protective Services survey

Submit by: August 5, 2026

As part of the independent, third-party review of hospital safety and security announced by the Ministry of Health, all Saskatchewan Health Authority employees are invited to voluntarily participate in the Hospital Security and Protective Services survey.

The survey is being conducted and administered by Buckingham Security Services Ltd. and is completely confidential. All survey responses go directly to Buckingham Security Services Ltd.

The scope of the review includes hospital and health centres, safety assessments, the legislative and regulatory environment, jurisdictional scanning, service delivery analysis, training and competency standards, tools and infrastructure, and stakeholder engagement.

The review will not involve detailed investigations of individual incidents, ongoing investigations, or processes currently underway or already completed.

Your experiences and perspectives are valuable in shaping the final report.

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Staff Information

Medication Safety Team - July newsletter

The SHA Medication Safety Team is excited to connect with you in providing essential medication safety information through our bi-monthly newsletters. Our mission is to equip and empower individuals with the knowledge and tools to manage medications safely while fostering a culture of safety. The newsletters will cover updates on clinical and patient safety guidelines, raise awareness of medication risks, address safety challenges, and promote Just Culture.

Our team consists of experts from various health-care fields and experiences to engage in medication safety efforts. We are authoritative resources on organizational medication safety-related evidence, information, and knowledge. We’re here to help and support you in your journey toward safe and effective medication management.
Thank you for being a part of our commitment to increasing safety literacy and improving medication safety!

📄July Newsletter

Printing Services forms and contact changes

SHA Printing Services, forms and non-clinical form revisions have moved to a new Sharepoint site.

Our email has also changed to PrintingServices@saskhealthauthority.ca.

Phone numbers remain the same:

Regina Printing Services - 306-766-5290
North Battleford Printing Services - 306-446-6833

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Clinical Documentation

Conservative Sharp Wound Debridement

A new provincial CS-CP-0110 Conservative Sharp Wound Debridement (CSWD) clinical procedure is now available to support the safe assessment, clinical decision-making, and performance of CSWD across Saskatchewan healthcare settings.

This clinical procedure provides guidance on:

When Conservative Sharp Wound Debridement is appropriate.
Who is qualified to perform the procedure.
Required education and competency expectations for healthcare providers.
Documentation requirements, care planning considerations, and safe practice guidance across healthcare settings.

For questions, please contact clinicalstandards@saskhealthauthority.ca.

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