Inquiry from outside:
Just a reminder or maybe you didn't know this if you are new: Any requests for information or medical
records related to pt on the unit gets redirected to HIMS.
Any media requests get directed to SHA Communications.
Please do not disclose any information to anyone that is not
listed as legal guardian or been cleared by manager (ie police).
Falls binder – thankfully we do not have a lot of
falls. If you haven’t seen them, there are new Fall Protocol binders (bright
green) in each unit to help guide staff on what to do to support fall
prevention but as well, to guide you on what to do post falls for care and
observation.
Safety Focus Groups are being held on August 5 and
6 at 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.
These sessions are an opportunity to provide valuable input
that will help improve the safety of staff, patients, and visitors across
Saskatchewan healthcare facilities. If you are interested in participating,
please sign up- details are in email below. We also encourage you to share this
opportunity with members of your teams who may be interested. There are quite a
few spaces still available.
For your
information, the review will examine:
- Safety
of patients, visitors, and staff
- Hospital
and health centre safety assessment(s)
- Current
legislative and regulatory environment supports addressing hospital safety
and security needs
- Learnings
from prior incidents and recommendations
- Information
received from a Jurisdictional scan
- Service
delivery model analysis
- Training,
recruitment, and competency standards for Protective Services Officers
- Partnership
and stakeholder engagement
- Physical
security of hospitals and care centres
- Cultural
and demographic considerations
Safety Review - Focus
Group - SCH .xlsx
Child Life Referrals
☀️ SUNSHINE FUND!
Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation
(JPCHF) is accepting grant requests until August 15.
JPCHF promotes excellence in maternal and
pediatric health care across Saskatchewan, disbursing $4.5M in
funding last year.
JPCHF grants patient care requests that show
potential for enhancing care based on scientific excellence and relevance to
children's and maternal health.
We encourage you to review our Granting
Guidelines for more information.
We are looking at: Temp probes, new digital
scale and highchairs. Anyone can apply and we can repeat asks to reinforce a
need, just let Kelly or Sharon know if you do apply.
Thank you so much to everyone that helped with supporting morale, staffing and extra demands on the unit this week. It was a challenging week. We couldn't do any of this without you and we are grateful for all of you! 💑
Sharon and Kelly
CNE Update:
Nursing Progress Record Form # 101434 has been replaced by the new provincial form SHA 0021.
SHA 0021 is to be used in its place moving forward.
Here is an example of what the form looks like. This has not been replaced in our Admission pack yet, however it will be coming in the near future.
To locate on FOD - please search for notes or SHA 0021
Reminder on how to Submit a 1600 for a Patient Safety Event:
If needing to submit a 1600, you can always call 1600 during the day.
Online: Go to SHA intranet - Forms & Policies - Patient Safety and Experience Forms - Click on Saskatoon Safety Reporting System (also known as AEMS)
Next you will see -SRS Prod Sign In. Click on "Create Event"
Once you create an event, you will need to choose your Facility/Program. Choose Royal University Hospital. Then you will need to choose which category it belongs to. Example Medication. You will then need to choose which subtype.
You will be prompted to fill in all of the spaces. Have the patients chart handy as you need their first and last name.
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