How did you decide what responsibilities the three hospitals would have? Why was Saskatoon City Hospital selected as the site for outpatient services?
See the History section for a full explanation. The steering committee struck in 2005 accepted in a general way the RPG/Hay Group Health Care Consulting report that St. Paul’s be one of the acute care sites. The next step was to recommend whether the maternal and children’s hospital would be at Royal University or Saskatoon City Hospital.
The other site then became the ambulatory care centre.
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