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Bariatric Surgery

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Saskatchewan has implemented a bariatric program for individuals who struggle with obesity. Since 2009, bariatric surgery has been coordinated through the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region's Bariatric Surgery Assessment Clinic. The clinic provides a six-month program of assessment, education and support to about 260 people each year. Through guided counselling and nutritional and exercise support, candidates can choose to develop a program to move toward a healthy weight, with or without surgic...

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Prostate Cancer

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Men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer need clear, useful information. The material on this website can help patients better understand prostate cancer and options for treatment. Urologists, radiation oncologists, nurses and other health care professionals encourage you to become familiar with the information provided here. It is meant to supplement one-on-one counselling provided by health care specialists. Information about prostate cancer assessment and treatment in Saskatchewan.

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Copyright

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Unless otherwise noted materials may be reproduced for non-commercial purposes. The materials must be reproduced accurately and the reproduction must not be represented as an official version. As a general rule, information materials may be used for non-profit and personal use. There are important exceptions to this general rule:. Information containing identifiable information about private citizens may only be used with the individual's permission. 2012, Government of Saskatchewan.

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Surgical Wait Time Data Notes

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Notes Regarding Surgical Wait Time Data. The intent is to provide the best information that is currently available. However, it is important to understand the source of the information and be aware of the strengths and limitations of the data as well as the decisions that were made in determining how best to present the data. Privacy of health information is a priority for Saskatchewan. This website provides de-identified, summarized information to protect patient confidentiality. The several reports on ...

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Physicians in FHHR

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Living and Working in FHHR. Our Physicians - Family Physicians. Updated: July 5, 2016. 890A Lillooet St W. No new patients at this time. Box 998, Caronport. Accepts new patients from rural areas around Caronport/Caron and Briercrest School. 203-53 Stadacona St W. Accepts prenatals and children only on an individual basis. 201-53 Stadacona St W. No new patients at this time. 351 Main St N. No new patients at this time. 205-53 Stadacona St W. 890A Lillooet St W. No new patients at this time. 819 Main St N.

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Pelvic Floor Pathway Information for Patients

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Pelvic Floor Resources for Women. Urinary incontinence (leaking urine) and vaginal prolapse are very common conditions for women. These conditions are not life-threatening, but they may affect your quality of life. If symptoms are interfering with your work or personal life, you may want to consider treatment. About Incontinence and Vaginal Prolapse. Information for Women about Incontinence and Vaginal Prolapse. Find information sheets from sections of the booklet below. What Is Urinary Incontinence?

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About the Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative

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About the Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative. In 2009, as a result of the findings from The Patient First Review. Saskatchewan's Ministry of Health began working with specialists, health regions and health care providers on a plan for improving the experience of Saskatchewan surgical patients. This was the beginning of the Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative. The plan of the Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative includes:. Reducing surgical wait times to no more than three months within four years (by 2014);.

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What's New with Saskatchewan Surgery

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Improved Access to Surgical Care - Progress Update. The Saskatchewan health system has made incredible improvements in surgical wait times over the past six years. We continue to track and monitor key indicators, such as the number of patients waiting more than three months and six months. Results as of June 30, 2016. Posted on August 25, 2016). Access to Surgery - Provincial. Apr 1, 2016 to June 30, 2016). Surgeries Performed or Offered Within Three Months. Number of Patients Waiting. Mar 31, 2010.