The personal information on collected for Library registration is to provide a means to authenticate you to the online resources, and to contact you about your access when necessary.

The information collected will confirm your agreement to the terms and conditions of online use. If you have any questions or concerns about the information collected or how it will be used, please contact us. 

Saskatchewan Health Information Resources Program (SHIRP) resources, which are available on our website, are licensed by the University Library of the University of Saskatchewan for educational, research, and non-commercial personal use by:

• Licensed health care practitioners in Saskatchewan
• Current students, faculty and staff of the University of Saskatchewan, University of Regina, and Saskatchewan Polytechnic
• Employees of the Ministry of Health, eHealth Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, and Health Quality Council

Systematic copying or downloading of electronic resource content is not permitted by Canadian and International Copyright law.

• Clean computer keyboards before and after use using the wipes provided
• The Library is not responsible for unattended items
• Library doors must remain closed and locked during unstaffed hours
• Only service animals are allowed in the library

• Keep it contained: Drinks with secure lids only
• Dispose of waste and recyclables properly using the containers provided
• Keep food away from the computers

Of our 7 locations:

• The Regina General Hospital Library offers space for both quiet study and collaborative work
• The Pasqua Hospital Library and the Wascana Rehabilitation Centre Library are designated as quiet branches

In the designated quiet zones, we request that you:

• Limit conversation
• Speak quietly
• Turn cell phones & beepers to vibrate
• Use cell phones outside the library

Library staff try to manage noise levels in relation to the type of space. Let us know about disruptions, or contact security after hours. Security numbers are posted at the computer stations.

The Library is accessible both in-person and virtually.

Physical access:  

• Libraries are open to all during staffed service hours.
• The print collection is freely accessible for anyone to use within the library. Staff and students affiliated with the SHA and physicians practicing within the region can borrow materials in accordance with the Library's borrowing rules.
• After-hours access is available for approved individuals. Those not registered for after-hours access will be asked to exit the library at the close of regular business hours. Children are not permitted after hours.

​Electronic access:  

• Onsite: Use of the electronic resources is available to all staff when connected to the SHA network.
• Offsite access: Staff and students affiliated with the SHA and physicians practicing within the region are eligible for offsite access via a barcode.
• The barcode is for individual educational or research purposes only. Sharing access violates the Library's and SHIRP's license agreements.