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Tentative contract reached between province and physicians - Vimarsana News

Tentative contract reached between province and physicians

A tentative contract agreement has been reached between the province and Saskatchewan's physicians. The Saskatchewan Medical Association says it's a f...

Source: 98cool.ca
Province giving family doctors $20M boost ahead of new payment model - Vimarsana News

Province giving family doctors $20M boost ahead of new payment model

The province is giving one-time funding of $20 million to family physicians as a stopgap measure before Saskatchewan moves to a new payment model based on blended capitation.

Saskatchewan health minister barraged by health-care questions at SMA event - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan health minister barraged by health-care questions at SMA event

Minister of Health Everett Hindley fielded questions about racism in healthcare, proper compensation, and a range of other topics at an SMA event in Saskatoon Friday.

Racism in the medical field highlighted in Saskatoon conference - Vimarsana News

Racism in the medical field highlighted in Saskatoon conference

SMA president Dr. Annette Epp said the medical profession needs to shed light on difficult issues that affect both health outcomes and the health system.

Surgical sexism in Canada: study finds doctors paid less for reproductive surgeries on women - Vimarsana News

Surgical sexism in Canada: study finds doctors paid less for reproductive surgeries on women

A recent study shows that doctors in eight provinces who perform genitourinary (reproductive and urologic) procedures on female patients are paid 28 per cent less on average than those who do similar surgeries on male patients.

Source: cbc.ca