Necessary equipment - Rite Dash (Chair – Kipling & District Health Foundation) presents Tommi Kish (Lab & X-Ray Technician at Kipling Integrated Health Centre) with a PIGG-O-STAT, a device which will allow chest x-rays for babies and young children to be done more easily and effectively. (Connie Schwalm/Grasslands News)

As anyone who has ever dealt with aa sick baby will tell you, even something as simple as holding the child still can present a challenge that can be as hard on you as it is on the baby.Now, a device recently purchased jointly by the Kipling & District Health Foundation and the Saskatchewan Health […]

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