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Other Ministry Plans and Reports

Health System Reports

Health Records Protection Report 2014
Health Records Protection Working Group annual report regarding protection of patient records under The Health Information Protection Act (HIPA).

Air Medical Services Review
The 2009 external review of Saskatchewan's air medical services and the province's road ambulance system.

Annual Reports
Ministry of Health and associated Treasury Board Crown Corporations Annual Reports.

Saskatchewan's Health Human Resources Plan
Learn about Saskatchewan's initiatives to recruit, train, incentivize and retain health care workers to strengthen our provincial health care workforce.

A Planning Tool for Physician Resources in Saskatchewan
The government released a planning tool for building and sustaining Saskatchewan's physician workforce. This tool forecasts a continued need for family physicians and specialists in Saskatchewan, and outlines options around the number and mix of specialists that would be optimal for our population and geographical distribution.

Infection Prevention and Control Program
Documents prepared by the Saskatchewan Infection Prevention and Control Program cover a range of topics for Infection Control Practitioners, Medical Health Officers, other healthcare professionals, and the public.

Multiple Sclerosis
Information about Multiple Sclerosis (MS) treatment and research in Saskatchewan.

Reports on Public Losses
Losses of public money by regional health authorities (health regions), the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency and North Sask Laundry and Support Services Ltd. are reported quarterly to the Ministry of Health, which then tables a report to the Standing Committee on Public Accounts.

The Provincial Diabetes Plan
Resources for patients living with diabetes in Saskatchewan.

Primary Health Care
A framework for achieving a high performing primary health care system in Saskatchewan.

Harm Reduction Programs & Services in Saskatchewan - 2018 Report
This report provides an annual overview of Saskatchewan harm reduction programs and services and utilization data.

Publicly Accessible Health Indicators Data - Statistics Canada & CIHI (released June 2013)
The purpose of this snapshot is to provide readily useable data for comparable statistics at health region, provincial/territorial and national levels for more than 80 health measures.

Reports regarding Seniors and Senior Care

CEO Visits to Long-Term Care Facilities

Fall Injuries among Saskatchewan Seniors
Information on fall injuries among Saskatchewan seniors from 1992/93 to 1997/98 and a report on implications for prevention.

A Health Profile of Saskatchewan Seniors
Research about the health of older Saskatchewan residents and their use of health care services. Based on 1992-2003 data.

Health Care Use at the End of Life in Saskatchewan
Final report on health care costs at the end of life, for the Ministry of Health and the Canadian Institute for Health Information. Released September 2008.

Focus on the Future: Long-Term Care Initiative
A 2014 report on findings and recommendations relating to issues in Long-Term Care in Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan's Provincial Policy Framework and Action Plan for Older Persons
The Provincial Policy Framework and Action Plan for Older Persons policy document sought to identify the needs and concerns of Saskatchewan's seniors and recommend ways to address them. Published in May 2003.

Programs and Services of Interest to Seniors
This booklet provides information about government programs and services that are of particular interest to seniors.

Reports on HIV-AIDS in Saskatchewan

HIV-AIDS Annual Reports
Every year, the Ministry of Health releases a report that includes statistical data on HIV-AIDS in Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan HIV Strategy 2010-2014
The goals of the Saskatchewan HIV Strategy 2010-2014 were to reduce the number of new HIV cases, improve the quality of life for people living with HIV and reduce the risk factors for HIV infection.

Reports on Youth Gambling in Saskatchewan

Youth Gambling Parents and Partners (2010)

Parents as Partners was a research project carried out in 2009 and was designed to enhance our knowledge and understanding of parental awareness and attitudes toward youth gambling. The findings of the research are contained with three reports: National Qualitative and Quantitative Report as well as a Saskatchewan specific Quantitative Report. The results are intended to serve as a resource for various stakeholders and practitioners involved in gambling youth-related prevention initiatives and programs.

Parents as Partners Saskatchewan Findings Final Report - April 2010

Parents as Partners Qualitative National Findings - April 2009

Parents as Partners Quantitative National Findings - April 2009

Youth Gambling In Saskatchewan: Perception, Behaviours and Youth Culture

Problem Gambling

Gambling and Problem Gambling in Saskatchewan
Report on gambling and problem gambling prevalence in Saskatchewan, 2002.

Physician-Assisted Dying Provincial/Territorial Advisory Group Recommendations

An expert advisory group on the subject of physician-assisted dying, established by participating provinces and territories, has issued its final report [English/Français].

In developing its recommendations, the provincial-territorial expert advisory group consulted with key organizations and experts from across Canada. The advisory group's report covers many diverse issues including eligibility criteria, protecting the vulnerable and the role of conscientiously objecting health care providers. The report will assist provinces and territories as they prepare for the implementation of physician-assisted dying.

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