By Victoria Hospital Foundation

SaskTel Donates to Victoria Hospital

Mar 11, 2011 | 12:16 PM

Sasktel Store Staff helps to  purchase Advanced Care Cart for Children’s Ward at the Victoria Regional Hospital

PHOTO Left to right: Maureen Pepper, Service Representative – Sasktel Store, Judy Moriarty, Nurse Educator, Jane Antoine, Nursing Unit Manger – Pediatrics and Shauna Phenix, Service Representative – Sasktel Store display a new Broslow Advanced Care Cart donated to the Pediatric Unit at the Victoria Regional Hospital.

It is amazing what a weekly “Casual Dress Day” can accomplish. 

Employees at the Sasktel Store located in the Gateway Mall in Prince Albert used the funds they raised to help purchase a Broswlow Advance Care Cart for the Pediatric Unit (Children’s Ward) at the Victoria Regional Hospital. 

The cart is colour coded to represent various children’s sizes. Each colour coded drawer contains medications and medical equipment specific to the child’s size.  The cart is part of a commitment to patient safety and delivering the best possible patient care.

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Jane Antoine, Nursing Unit Manager – Pediatrics said, “Our staff our so excited about getting this Advanced Care Cart it ties in perfectly with our programs and care practices”.  

On each Casual Dress Day employees at the Sasktel Store made a donation and they also sold “Sasktel Little Red Bags”. Their combined effort raised $1,911.  The hope was to raise $2,000 to help purchase the Advanced Care Cart.  When their Tier 2 manager, Jason Tiller, saw the results he personally donated $89.00 to reach the $2,000 goal.