Dr. Noble Irwin Regional Healthcare Foundation

The Darren McClelland Memorial Charity Golf Classic hosted by the Dr. Noble Irwin Regional Healthcare Foundation & Swift Current Emergency Services is taking place on June 7, 2024 at the beautiful Elmwood Golf Course. This year, we have made to decision to go back to one golf course, so spots will be at a premium! To enter the tournament, your full team and fully paid registration must be received! We cannot keep your spot until the registration and payment are complete!
Registration will open Monday, May 13, 2024 at 8am! The registration fee is $175 per person or $700 per team and includes a round of golf, cart rental, supper, and an official tax receipt for a portion of the entry fee. Due to the overwhelming interest in the Darren McClelland Memorial Tournament, we are requiring both the Registration Form & Payment to reserve team entry.
The registration form and payment can be dropped off at the Dr. Noble Irwin Office or sent via email to: cimrie@dnif.ca. Payment can be made by stopping by the office with cash, debit, cheque or credit card. We can also take payment via credit card over the phone or by e-transfer to: office@drirwinfoundation.com. If you have any questions, please call 306-778-3314.

Welcome to Pioneer Coop Rotary House! Located across from Cypress Regional Hospital, Pioneer Coop Rotary House is a 6-bedroom lodge with a kitchenette, common area, Wi-Fi, televisions in every room and within walking distance to hospital, shopping & restaurants. If you find yourself in need of a place to stay while receiving treatments at the hospital or visiting loved ones at the hospital or long-term care, Pioneer Coop Rotary House is available to you for only $60 plus tax per night. Call 306-778-3314 for more information or to book. You’re Home Here. #healthcare #community #shoplocal

The DNIF is proud to recognize National Nursing Week, May 6-12. This years' theme is : Changing Lives. Shaping Tomorrow. According to the Canadian Nurses Association, the theme breaks down into the following elements:
1. Changing Lives:
Patient impact: Nurses play a crucial role in directly impacting the lives of patients. Through their care, compassion and expertise, they contribute to positive changes in the health and well-being of individuals.
Advocacy: Nurses often advocate for their patients, ensuring they receive the best possible care and support. This advocacy can bring about transformative changes in people’s lives.
2. Shaping Tomorrow:
Innovation: Nurses are at the forefront of health-care innovation, contributing to advancements in treatments, technologies and patient care practices. Their commitment to learning and adapting helps shape the future of health care.
Educational influence: Nurses, as educators, have a significant impact on shaping the next generation of health-care professionals. Their knowledge and mentorship influence the future of the nursing profession.
We salute all the nurses in southwest Saskatchewan and recognize your significant contribution to quality healthcare in our communities! THANK YOU, NURSES!