Healthcare professionals and relevant stakeholders in Saskatchewan are encouraged to take part as external reviewers of the draft SASK Guidelines. Peer review plays a crucial role in the development of guidelines. Both new, updated and locally endorsed guidelines that have undergone significant revisions undergo external review to ensure they are well-written, practical, and error-free.
Guidelines External Review Process
We rely on Saskatchewan healthcare professionals to review the draft guidelines. Our external review process includes sending regular mail to a random selection of Saskatchewan physicians, relevant specialists, and other healthcare providers, as well as emailing key partners in fields such as pharmacy, laboratory, public health, and professional colleges and associations. The SASK Guidelines working group carefully reviews all feedback received.
Draft Guidelines and survey is posted below for all Saskatchewan health care providers to voluntarily participate in the review process and provide feedback.
Guidelines Currently in External Review:
Antinuclear Antibodies (ANA) Testing
An external review is currently open and your participation is appreciated. The guideline covers the primary care management of ANA testing for adult patients. The review consists of two steps:
- Review the draft guideline, and
- Complete the survey online or in print by May 15, 2024
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Questions, comments or suggestions?
We would love to hear from you. Email us at SKconsultationtools@health.gov.sk.ca
Note: Please be advised that we are unable to provide guidance to patients or patient advocates seeking advice on matters concerning medical conditions. If you require medical advice, please reach out to a healthcare professional.
