Welcome to the Saskatchewan College of Respiratory Therapists

The SCRT is the body responsible for regulating the profession of respiratory therapy in the province of Saskatchewan under the authority of The Respiratory Therapists Act.  The SCRT is not an educational institution.

2013 SCRT Education Conference! Sept 14, 2013 Saskatoon, SK

The SCRT has secured a limited amount of rooms at a discounted rate for the 2013 conference at the Park Town Hotel in Saskatoon. The discounted rates will be held until August 13th, 2013. The discounted rate is under Saskatchewan College of Respiratory Therapists Reservation # 099077. (1 Queen bed-$139 or 2 Queen beds-$154)
September 14th, 2012
Park Town Hotel
924 Spadina Crescent East
Saskatoon, SK S7K 3H5
 

SCRT Financial Review released by council.

The 2011-2012 financial review is available for review HERE. Please take some time to look it over and forward any question to council. Coucil members can be found under the about us tab above. A special meeting of the college will be called very soon, after appropriate notice has been given, to approve this financial statement of the college.

 

 

If any SCRT member has photos of Respiratory Week or any other Respiratory related photos they would like to share with the SCRT to be considered for updating our banner please send them along to info@scrt.ca Thank you!

UPCOMING EVENTS

2013 CSRT Educational Conference and Trade Show

May 30, 2013

Full Information on the 2013 CSRT Education and Trade Show can be found HERE including conference registration and preliminary conference...

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2013 Respirology State of the Art Conference

Jun 1, 2013

Visit the Lung Association of Saskatchewan for HERE for full infomation. Conference takes place in Saskatoon, SK Deadline for early...

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2013 SCRT Education Conference

Sep 14, 2013

2013 SCRT Education Conference September 14th, 2012 Park Town Hotel 924 Spadina Crescent East Saskatoon, SK S7K 3H5 The SCRT has secured...

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SCRT POLLS

The single most common way of transferring health care-associated infections (HAIs) in health care settings is on the hands of healthcare providers. Health care providers move from patient to patient and room to room while providing care and working in the patient environment. Proper hand hygiene is the action of cleaning hands. There are two ways to clean hands. Using an alcohol based hand rub which kills organisms in seconds or, when hands are visibly soiled, using soap and running water. Some jurisdictions in Canada have implemented a process for patients to report healthcare professionals who do not meet proper hand hygiene procedure to improve compliance with proper hand hygiene protocol. Does your facility presently have a proper hand hygiene protocol and would you support patients reporting on healthcare professionals compliance?

Yes we have a protocol and support patients reporting HCPs.
Yes we have a protocol but do not support patients reporting HCPs.
No we do not have a protocol but support patients reporting HCPs.
No we do not have a protocol and do not support patients reporting HCPs.

ITEMS OF INTEREST

Canadian Respiratory Health Professionals (CRHP) Student Excellence Award

The Canadian Respiratory Health Professionals (CRHP) is the Lung Association's multidisciplinary allied health professional section. The CRHP...

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National Competency Profile

The 2011 Canadian Respiratory Therapy National Competency Profile (NCP) is the culmination of a comprehensive practice review conducted in 2009....

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