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Dr. Chris Rueda-Clausen, Jennifer Taylor, Nicole McKinnnon, Nichole Leier, Ryan Del Bigiuo, Stacy Hubic, Ceigee Schrader
Pasqua Hospital Team Performs Western Canada’s first TORe procedure
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SHA Values
On July 25, 2025, gastroenterologist Dr.
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Saskatchewan Health Authority strengthens partnership with Surgical Centres Inc. to reduce wait times and expand access to care
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Provincial
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is renewing and expanding its partnership with Surgical Centres Inc.
Exterior of saskatoon City Hospital
Saskatoon City Hospital acute care expansion update
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is committed to providing high-quality health services for the people of Saskatchewan, while supporting our...
Enhanced EMS care with new nurse triage system
Enhanced EMS care with new nurse triage system set to begin in Regina and Saskatoon
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Local
Regina/Saskatoon
Regina
Saskatoon
This month, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is introducing a new Emergency Communication Nurse System (ECNS) to better assess non-emergent...
Kangaroo Care Challenge winner Registered Nurse Vangie Cabilao next to neonatologist Dr. Parvez, who dressed up as a kangaroo.
Kangaroo care challenge supports compassionate care
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SHA Values
In May 2025, the Prince Albert Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) held its first Kangaroo Care Challenge.
Collage of images from Wolseley harvest festival.
Compassionate programming builds new experiences for residents
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SHA Values
Wolseley
Memories of past harvests were brought to life in Wolseley this fall.
Four women standing side-by-side in front of a wall. On the wall, a bulletin identifying the Saskatchewan Health Authority supports for Mental Health and Addictions services, accessible through calling HealthLine 811.
HealthLine 811 addressing growing need for mental health and addictions support
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Mental Health and Addictions
HealthLine 811 continues to be a trusted lifeline for Saskatchewan residents seeking mental health and addictions support.
Members of the Moose Jaw Mental Health and Addictions Services Transition Team include Kody Morland, registered social worker, and Tracey Bennett, registered psychiatric nurse. The Moose Jaw Transition Team provides outreach services to support and advocate for clients living in the community.
Community partnerships changing lives
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Mental Health and Addictions
Moose Jaw
Steven (name changed to protect his identity) lives with multiple chronic mental illnesses.
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Working together to protect Saskatchewan this fall
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SHA Values
The SHA’s public health teams are hard at work preparing for the annual fall immunization campaign, with support from many...
Enhancing Access to Primary Health Care Services in Yorkton
Enhancing Access to Primary Health Care Services in Yorkton
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Local
Southeast
Yorkton
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is pleased to announce the opening of a second primary health care clinic location in...

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