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Released on October 29, 2019
Residents in Central Regina are receiving improved team-based care at Four Directions Community Health Centre’s new location on Albert Street.
“Four Directions is about our commitment to patient and family-centred multidisciplinary team-based care,” SHA Integrated Urban Health Physician Executive Dr. Rashaad Hansia said. “By showing respect and working together we can help our clients and their families get the care they need, when they need it, increasing the wellness of our community and avoiding the need for unnecessary hospitalizations.”
Community participation was key to the development of the community health centre with the SHA seeking feedback, input and guidance from local community members throughout the design and development. A planning committee of patients, family advisors, Knowledge Keepers and Elders met frequently to co-design how the centre would look and feel, creating a sense of ownership within the community.
“We’ve already noticed a difference in the first month,” SHA Central Health Network Director Laveena Tratch said. “Collaborative partner spaces are fostering great connections and innovations to better support and problem-solve patient care needs. Also, co-ordination between traditional and western healing practices is really coming to life in the centre.”
“For me, Four Directions means family and recovery,” centre client Belinda Nechvatal said. “This is where I started my recovery. The clients and the staff make me feel like I belong here. It feels like home and coming here gives me purpose.”
For more information about services offered by Four Directions and how to access them, visit:
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