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• Pedestrian Safety
• Pharmacare
• Pharmacare - Provincial
• Privatization
• Homelessness
• No More Disposable Cups
• Electronic Health Record

Be it resolved that the Board of CHSA and members write letters to Saskatoon City Council, Saskatoon Police Services and SGI asking for a major publicly funded pedestrian and driver safety education campaign, and increased and improved enforcement by police services.

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Resolution #2  Pharmacare

Be it resolved that CHSA (Saskatoon Community Clinic) urge the Government of Canada to work with the provincial and territorial governments to put into place the recommendations of Life Before Pharmacare: Report on the Canadian health Coalition's Hearings into a Universal Public Drug Plan, November, 2008.

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B CHSA (Saskatoon Community Clinic) urge Government of Saskatchewan towork with the federal, other provincial and territorial governments to put into place the recommendations of Life Before Pharmacare: Report on the Canadian health Coalition's Hearings into a Universal Public Drug Plan, November, 2008.

Be it resolved that CHSA (Saskatoon Community Clinic) urges the Government of Saskatchewan to:

1. take fully into account the well-documented evidence that for-profit clinics selling medially necessary services such as surgical procedures, MRI's and access to physician care, do have deleterious effects on Canada's publicly funded and publicly delivered health care and
2. maintain policies to protect Saskatchewan's heal care system from these insidious patterns of privatization.

Be it resolved that CHSA (Saskatoon Community Clinic) continue to participate in the Passion for Action Against Homelessness organization to advocate for social housing and emergency shelter, and that the Clinic continue to work for elimination of health disparities that result from inadequate housing.

Be it resolved that CHSA no longer use disposable cups at CHSA public events/meetings.

Be it resolved that the Saskatoon Community Clinic advocate for an increased and faster adoption of electronic medical and health records in the province as key to quality of care.

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