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Practice Support

If you require practice support, contact the SSOT Executive Director at ed@ssot.sk.ca or Member at Large for Professional Practice at malpp@ssot.sk.ca. 

Position Statements

SSOT Position Statements:

  • Occupational Therapy for Children: Services in Saskatchewan

  • SSOT Position Statement: Occupational Therapy and Primary Health Care: The Natural Fit

  • Position Statement: Use of Weighted Items

    • SSOT Demonstration Project:

  • Occupational Therapy Services in Mental Health: Supporting Transition to the Community

    • ACOTRO Position Statements:

    CAOT Position Statements:

    WFOT Position Statements

    Practice Resources

    SHIRP

    The Saskatchewan Health Information Resources Partnership provides access to a comprehensive suite of online health information resources for all health practitioners in Saskatchewan. Practice areas include medicine, nursing, pharmacy, psychology, and therapy. The SHIRP digital library includes:

    • 13 Medical and Interdisciplinary Health Databases

    • Over 6,000 Full text Journals

    • 144 Full text Books

    • 3 Clinical Decision Support Tools

    SHIRP's Mandate:

    • ensure that critical evidence-based health information is available to all health care practitioners in the province

    • provide training and reference support for all health care practitioners in accessing these vital resources

    The SHIRP team is comprised of two Co-Chairs, a Coordinator, an Outreach Services Librarian, and a Programmer/Analyst.

    ALS Society of Saskatchewan

    Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease) is a fatal neuro degenerative disease. ALS has no known cure or effective treatment yet. Approximately 2,500 – 3,000 Canadians currently live with this fatal disease.

    • Webinar held on September 16, 2020 (to be posted)

    Forms

  • ALS Client Registration Form

  • Consent for Release of Information to Insurance Companies

  • Consent for Release of Information to ALS

  • Equipment Loan Request Form