Get you up to speed: Saskatchewan health technology leaders looking to province to adopt innovations
Leaders in Saskatchewan’s healthcare technology sector assert they have solutions to the province’s urgent health care issues. They emphasise the necessity for the provincial government to commit to implementing these solutions.
Saskatchewan’s healthcare technology leaders are awaiting the province’s commitment to implement proposed solutions aimed at addressing critical health issues. No timeline has been provided regarding when any potential agreement might be reached.
Leaders in Saskatchewan’s healthcare technology sector have stated that they can address the province’s critical health care issues, contingent on the government’s commitment to implement their solutions. They emphasised the urgency for collaboration, urging provincial officials to act swiftly in engaging with their proposals.
What remains unclear — It is not specified what specific healthcare concerns the leaders aim to address or the nature of the answers they possess.
Saskatchewan health technology leaders urge province to adopt innovations
Leaders in Saskatchewan’s healthcare technology sector say they have answers to the province’s most pressing health care concerns, but need the province to sign on to deliver them.
The half-dozen technology founders and innovators shared their perspectives with the province’s health minister on the benefits of working with Saskatchewan leaders in the sector at a panel event for Saskatoon Startup Week on Tuesday.
“One of the big differences between a company in Saskatchewan and a multinational company is we can build solutions very quickly and tailored to the problems that we have in this province,” Mike Wesolowksi, founder and CEO of Luxsonic Technologies, told reporters following the panel discussion.
The panel discussion, which followed “Chatham House Rules,” prohibiting media from recording or publishing specific quotes from the conversation, touched on streamlining procurement, improving virtual health care models and sector regulations that present barriers to entry and extra costs for startups.