Get Canada Sha 0249 - Saskatchewan 2022-2025

This Act governs and regulates access to and the collection, use and disclosure of health information. It provides Albertans with the right to access their own health information and to request corrections. The Act also regulates the information accessible through Alberta's Electronic Health Record (Alberta Netcare).

10 years from the date of last entry or 10 years from when the patient reaches the age of majority or until the physician ceases to practice if some conditions are met. CPSO recommends retaining records for a minimum of 15 years.

HIPA legislation: Protects the privacy of your personal health information, which is information about your mental or physical health that can identify you. HIPA applies to personal health information held by any trustee in Saskatchewan regardless of the format; paper or electronic.

MySaskHealthRecord gives you quick and easy access to your personal health information through a secure website or mobile app. Visit ehealthsask.ca or call 1-844-767-8259.

If you require access to a deceased individual's personal health information, you can submit your request to the health records department of the health facility where the individual last received care.

The HIA protects your health information and governs the collection, use and disclosure of that information. You have a right to know why your health information is being collected, used and disclosed. You have the right to make an expressed wish regarding the disclosure of your health information.

The Information and Privacy Commissioner enforces two pieces of legislation: the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) and the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA). The Privacy Act covers disputes between private citizens and is outside of the Commissioner's jurisdiction.