Saskatchewan Introduces Metal Detectors in Hospital Emergency Departments
Saskatchewan’s health authority says it is introducing metal detectors in hospitals across the province. The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) says it has already installed the devices at hospitals in the cities of Saskatoon and Regina on Jan. 19 and 20. The agency said the move would strengthen hospital safety and security, adding that it was […]
Saskatchewan Introduces Metal Detectors in Hospital Emergency Departments Saskatchewan’s health authority is implementing metal detectors in hospitals across the province to enhance safety and security. The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has already installed these devices in Saskatoon and Regina hospitals. SHA CEO Andrew Will stated that this measure is a crucial step in ensuring hospitals are safe spaces for patients, visitors, and healthcare professionals, preventing weapons from entering emergency departments.
- Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is installing metal detectors in hospitals province-wide.
- The devices have been installed in Saskatoon and Regina hospitals as of January 19 and 20.
- The SHA aims to strengthen hospital safety and security.
- The goal is to create a safe environment for patients and staff.
- This initiative seeks to prevent weapons from entering emergency departments.
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