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Health Providers Self-regulating Health Professional AssociationsThe Saskatchewan Ministry of Health is responsible for appointing members of the public to the councils of 26 self-regulating health professional associations. Licensing and regulating certain health professions assures accountability by:
If you are concerned about the conduct of a health professional, you may wish to:
Professional Associations
Chiropractor's Association of Saskatchewan
College of Dental Surgeons of Saskatchewan
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan
Dental Technicians Association of Saskatchewan
Denturist Society of Saskatchewan
Registered Psychiatric Nurses Association of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Association of Licensed Practical Nurses
Saskatchewan Association of Medical Radiation Technologists
Saskatchewan Association of Naturopathic Practitioners
Saskatchewan Association of Optometrists
Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers*
Saskatchewan Association of Speech/Language Pathologists and Audiologists
Saskatchewan College of Midwives
Saskatchewan College of Paramedics
Saskatchewan College of Pharmacists
Saskatchewan College of Physical Therapists
Saskatchewan College of Podiatrists
Saskatchewan College of Psychologists
Saskatchewan College of Respiratory Therapists
Saskatchewan Dental Assistants Association
Saskatchewan Dental Hygienists' Association
Saskatchewan Dental Therapists Association
Saskatchewan Dietitians Association
Saskatchewan College of Opticians
Saskatchewan Registered Nurses' Association
Saskatchewan Society of Medical Laboratory Technologists
Saskatchewan Society of Occupational Therapists Have we got the contact information wrong? Contact Saskatchewan Health (see Feedback link below), and we'll update our information.
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If you find errors, broken links, or other content that needs to be changed, contact the webmaster. Who to contact with questions or concerns about services, treatment, how decisions were made, or access to care. Help is available for clients and their families who have questions about the level or quality of client care, wait times and other concerns. Each board (or council) of a self-regulating health profession in Saskatchewan includes a representative from the public, to improve transparancy and accountability. |
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