Improving Patient Care
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Patients and families at the heart of our work
The Regina area of the Saskatchewan Health Authority (formerly Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region) is improving how we do our work so that it’s focused on what patients, residents, clients and their families want and need from a health care system.
We are using proven improvement approaches to tackle problems as we work with patients and their families to create a patient-centred culture.
Our goal is to provide reliable, safe and timely care for every patient.
These improvement methods are helping us reduce waits for services, ensure tests and procedures are appropriate, address activities which may
cause harm to patients or staff, create more time for caregivers to be with their patients, and build better teams.
Our journey is part of a province-wide initiative to continuously improve the health care system.
We welcome patients, residents, clients and their families to participate in improvement work. Please contact us if you’re interested.
Our News
Better care for cardiac patients10-Apr-2017: An improvement team put processes in place to ensure that electrocardiogram tests are done right the first time.
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New approaches prevent falls in long term care14-Mar-2017: Rural long term care facilities are using visual tools and problem solving to prevent resident falls.
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Shorter in-hospital waits for emergency surgery14-Mar-2017: Recent improvements have reduced patients' pre-operative waits for surgery by half.
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Shorter waits. Better care. Improved workplace. See how we’re doing it.
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Our priority is respectful, compassionate, collaborative care.
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Creating a visual workplace that fuels continuous improvement.
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Want to make health care better?
Please contact us.