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eHealth Saskatchewan
Overview
eHealth Saskatchewan is a non-profit organization established in 2011, operating within the healthcare sector in Canada. The organization focuses on enhancing patient safety and improving health system delivery through various initiatives. Its published documents reflect a commitment to patient-centered care, emphasizing the importance of implementing standardized practices such as surgical safety checklists to minimize risks associated with surgical procedures. For instance, a Patient Safety Alert highlights the critical incidents related to wrong patient or procedure errors and retained foreign objects during surgeries, advocating for the development of provincial policies to ensure compliance with safety protocols. Additionally, eHealth Saskatchewan emphasizes equitable access to healthcare services, particularly for rural and remote populations, through comprehensive strategies aimed at improving healthcare delivery. The organization also addresses logistical considerations in vaccine transportation, as evidenced by its documentation on the handling of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. Overall, eHealth Saskatchewan's focus is on promoting safety, accessibility, and quality in healthcare services throughout the province.