Programs and Services
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Contact Us
Box 2003
Weyburn, Saskatchewan
S4H 2Z9
Tel: (306) 842-8399
Fax: (306) 842-8738
For General Inquiries:
info@schr.sk.ca
For Jobs:
jobs@schr.sk.ca
Jobs Fax: 842-8740
Programs
Return to directoryEmergency Medical Services (EMS)
(for training details, please click Ambulance Education Programs)
Emergency Medical Services (the ambulance service available by calling 911) provides quality care and transport for the sick and injured.
EMS has employees that are involved in International Trauma Life Support (ITLS) instruction, as First Responder Instructors,
Four of the 16 services of the Region are involved in varying degrees of care within hospitals, health centres, and Long Term Care facilities.
Ambulance Service is provided in the following centres: Estevan, Carnduff, Stoughton, Oxbow, Weyburn, Lampman, Pangman, Bengough, Coronach, Fillmore, Carlyle, Redvers, Maryfield, Wawota, Kipling and Radville.
The service is available on a 24-hour basis, across Sun Country Health Region and includes:
- Primary Care paramedics, Intermediate Care Paramedics, and Advanced Care Paramedics
- Home stations in Estevan, Carnduff, Stoughton, Oxbow, Weyburn, Pangman, Bengough, Coronach and Radville
- Air Ambulance
Doctors can request this provincial service to transport critically ill patients to a larger centre.
First Responders Program
Community residents are trained to stabilize patient until the Ambulance arrives.
Basic Trauma Life Support Course
Trauma is the leading cause of death for children and adults under the age of 40, you will learn how to take an organized approach to definitive care at the trauma scene and en-route to a trauma facility.
You will develop the skills you need to recognize mechanisms of injury, assess, perform critical interventions, package, and transport the trauma patient.
The primary purpose of the workshop is to provide you with the fundamental knowledge and experience necessary to get the trauma patient to the emergency department in the best possible condition.
You will focus on identifying conditions that require immediate transport (load and go conditions) in order to save the patient.
Lifeline Program
Lifeline is an emergency accessing system, activated by the simple push of a button. It can provide that needed peace of mind to yourself or a loved one to know help is on the way.
Who can best utilize this system?
Amost anybody but usually it is used by those who live alone and have a long term medical condition that may leave them largely incapacitated without much warning. Diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, etc.
The system can have somebody whether a friend, relative, or even the ambulance, if necessary, respond in time of need. This may occur if a person has simply slipped and needs help up or any other of many possibilities. It is an assurance to the user of never really being alone.
How does it work?
When a person is in need, they will push a button that they are given to wear. This will alert the lifeline dispatcher at the Weyburn General Hospital or St. Josephs' Hospital, who will then try to speak to the client thru the machine installed into the phone line at the clients' house. Failing a response the dispatcher will call one of the clients' responders and ask them to go over and check on the client.
What is the cost for this service?
Currently the charge is $40/month and $25 installation fee.
Farm Response Program|
This program provides farm families with emergency preplanning, such as how to access EMS and how to create an action plan in the event of a fire. The program covers general safety tips on handling machinery, safety around farm animals and chemicals, and basic first aid. This class usually takes four hours.
Contact the Weyburn EMS office for further details on this program.
Farm Medic Course
This course teaches first responders how to stabilize a farm accident scene and help with the extrication of the patient. This includes machinery entanglements, power take off accidents, rollovers and how to handle dangerous goods situations.
This program can give rural communities a feeling of security knowing that local, knowledgeable people are there to help.
Contact the Weyburn EMS office for further details on this program
CPR Course
Teaches basic life saving skills.
Regional Director of Emergency Medical Services
Charles Eddy
842-0223
Obtaining Service
Calling 9-1-1 is the basic avenue for accessing EMS|
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Sun Country Health Region EMS Services |
Bengough |
Carlyle |
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Carnduff |
Coronach |
Estevan |
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Kipling Fax: (306) 737-8407 |
Lampman |
MaryField |
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Oxbow |
Pangman |
Radville |
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Redvers |
Wawota Coordinator: Dianne Bunz Box 60 Wawota, SK S0G 5A0 Tel: (306) 739-2244 Fax: (306) 739-2802 |
Fillmore |
| Stoughton Administrator: Betty Lou McIntosh Tel: (306) 457-2245 |
Weyburn |
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