Welcome to the official launch of the Better Impact App for Provincial Medical First Responder Volunteers. We are grateful to have you on board as we launch this fantastic app, allowing you to easily upload and access all MFR registration requirements, communicate with the administration team, access the Medical First Responders Protocol Manual electronically and log your annual service hours.
Soon, you will also be able to complete online training requirements easily using the eLearning modules that will be available to all volunteers provincially.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority's Medical First Responders (MFR's) are locally trained volunteers who respond to emergency calls. The MFR’s are dedicated, reliable and trusted leaders/mentors who have accepted the responsibility of caring for neighbors and community members while waiting for the ambulance to arrive.
Medical First Responders will complete a 44-hour MFR Course to build skills and an understanding of processes and obligations. Course dates and locations are available based on community needs. SHA MFR registration requires all MFR's to complete an educational update every two years in order to maintain their certification.
What are the prerequisites to becoming a new Medical First Responder?
Mandatory Requirements:
Once Your Application is Accepted:
Final Steps:
Healthcare Professionals:
FOR ALL INQUIRES PLEASE EMAIL: SHAMedicalFirstResponders@saskhealthauthority.ca
Updated April 12, 2023
The intent of this manual is to provide guidance to emergency medical services personnel in the assessment and treatment of both emergency and non-emergency patients in the pre-hospital settings.
Please click here to access the manual: Provincial Medical First Responders Protocol Manual
The Saskatchewan Health Authority's Medical Frist Responders (MFRs) are locally trained volunteers who respond to emergency calls. The MFR’s are dedicated, reliable and trusted leaders/mentors who have accepted the responsibility of caring for neighbors and community members while waiting for the ambulance to arrive.
This user guide will help you to navigate the Better Impact App for Registered Volunteers.
"Exceptional, professional and compassionate care that is timely, equitable and accessible to meet the changing needs of our communities".
"To improve the health of our communities through Emergency/Mobile Health Services" working collaboratively as a regional team".
The key components defining operational work are: