The Case for a Restorative Response to Perceptions of Systemic Inequity at the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine: A Systemic

For instance, a physician is called to “recognize that social determinants of health, the environment, and other fundamental considerations that extend beyond medical practice and health systems are important factors that affect the health of the patient and of populations.”3 The College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan The College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan is the. [...] It serves as a primary provider of physicians and physical therapists to the province.4 The College of Medicine sits at the intersection of the University of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Health Authority. [...] Echaquan, and Brian Sinclair, and each of the subsequent official reports found racism to be a factor in their deaths.29 ■ The 2015 report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada and the 2019 report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls have further documented anti-Indigenous discrimination within Canada’s healthcare systems.30 ■ The Truth and Re. [...] The College of Medicine must follow and uphold academic policies of the University Council, and the non-academic policies of the University Senate and Board of Governors. [...] Students may find it difficult to navigate the reporting landscape because of the various parties involved: the College, the Office of Student Affairs, the university, the Health Authority, the preceptor, the supervising resident, or the Resident’s Association.