A dedicated seizure investigation unit for Saskatchewan patients living with seizure disorders or epilepsy is now in place.
The Royal University Hospital Foundation contributed $1.2 million to cover capital and equipment costs, and the provincial government provided $1 million. The government will also cover $1.35 million in annual operational money.Photo by Michelle Berg“This space is an amazing example of working to support and implement innovations to improve patient care and outcomes,” Saskatchewan Health Authority CEO Andrew Will said.
“Having a modernized, comfortable and fully-equipped unit to safely assess serious neurological disorders is vital for determining the best treatment options for each patient,” MLA Lisa Lambert said on Thursday.Saskatoon StarPhoenix
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