Preeceville has our new doctor. He passed his 12 week clinical field assessment in Melfort under the (SIPPA) program. The Saskatchewan International Physician Practice Assessment. Under this new program, doctors arrive to take care of patients with their studies and testing behind them. This moves us along in our work to further community engagement into evaluating all our needs and strengths to help identify and support the development of a sustainable health care solutions for the Town of Preeceville and area. I believe it is a very positive model and, with both doctors and the communities help, we can achieve a reliable and sustainable health care model.
The collaborative emergency center model that has been piloted in a few areas of the Province really do have some great ideas for potential opportunities and positive thinking around using all our strengths to improve health care delivery. Being one of the smallest communities the thought might be “they can’t do it”. When I look around all the great things we do have in this community, world class hospital, Telehealth, STARS, doctor’s, locums, nurse practitioners, nurses, other health care providers and paramedical personal, we can do it. Add that to the broader teams of health care professionals and I am confident we will meet any challenges before us, ensuring that “quality of life” we all want.
The collaborative emergency center model that has been piloted in a few areas of the Province really do have some great ideas for potential opportunities and positive thinking around using all our strengths to improve health care delivery. Being one of the smallest communities the thought might be “they can’t do it”. When I look around all the great things we do have in this community, world class hospital, Telehealth, STARS, doctor’s, locums, nurse practitioners, nurses, other health care providers and paramedical personal, we can do it. Add that to the broader teams of health care professionals and I am confident we will meet any challenges before us, ensuring that “quality of life” we all want.
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