Here’s a clean, engaging blog-style version you can drop in as-is:
Looking Ahead to Sunshine (or weather that is not snow) This Week
Grab a coffee and take a few minutes to catch up on what’s happening across the unit.
Outdoor Playground Update
The outdoor playground is almost ready for regular use.
Water will be turned on briefly this Saturday to clean the space, then turned off again due to frost.
Once the weather is consistently warm, the space will be open daily from 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m., including weekends and stat holidays.
The later start time allows housekeeping to complete morning cleaning.
How you can help:
Please remind patients and families to tidy up after using the space.
Let housekeeping know if the area needs extra attention.
Signage will be posted soon to support these expectations.
a reminder:
Staff Safety Strategy Survey (2026–27)
This is an important opportunity to share your frontline experience.
Deadline: May 8
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is asking staff to complete a short survey about day-to-day safety and workplace experiences. Feedback will directly shape future staff safety priorities.
If you’ve experienced challenges—especially around aggressive family members or visitors—this is your chance to speak up.
🌐2026 2027 Annual Staff Safety Survey
Foundations for Anti-Racism Training – Saskatoon
Dates: May 6, 13, and 20
Time: 12:30 – 4:30 p.m.
Location: Saskatoon City Hospital
This three-part training series supports SHA CARES values and focuses on building more inclusive, equitable care environments.
Modules include:
Foundations for Action
Indigenous-specific and Anti-Black Racism
Being a Changemaker
All three sessions are required to receive a certificate.
To register, email: shellan.gerlinsky@saskhealthauthority.ca
FYI:
A Few Bright Spots
New whiteboards have been added to the small staff room—thank you to the social committee for leading this.
Work is underway to revamp the huddle board. If you have ideas for what should be included, send them along.
A recent patient family shared heartfelt thanks for the nursing team, especially highlighting how much it meant to feel heard. A good reminder that your work, while demanding, truly makes a difference.
Shout-out to whoever has been keeping the small staff room clean and tackling dishes this past week—it has not gone unnoticed
Social event! see poster below for such a great opportunity for us
Your work is not easy, and it doesn’t go unseen. Thank you for the care, attention, and effort you bring every shift.
Sharon & Kelly
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