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health minister won't rule out sending infected staff back to work before quarantine ends
health care personnel in montreal are in such short supply that the province says it won’t rule out sending staffers infected with covid-19 back to work as a last resort.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 2 2020
“we’re living a very particular situation in montreal, and there are risks of service breaks,” says health minister danielle mccann.

the path out of lockdown in quebec: 'test, test, test' is the key
the province says it's on course to ramp up its daily testing capacity — to as high as 15,000 per day. and the doctor in charge says tracking antibodies is part of the solution.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
apr 25 2020
a nasal swab sample taken at covid-19 drive-through screening clinic in côte-st-luc on march 29, 2020.

canada at risk of measles outbreak, as cases rise, expert warns
canada and many countries eliminated the highly contagious disease as a result of mass-immunization campaigns, although it has remained endemic in parts of the world
elizabeth payne
policy & government
jan 9 2020
canada's rate of immunization against measles is around 90 per cent for seven year olds. public health officials want to see coverage rates of 95 per cent to thwart the spread of the highly infectious disease.
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health minister won't rule out sending infected staff back to work before quarantine ends
health care personnel in montreal are in such short supply that the province says it won’t rule out sending staffers infected with covid-19 back to work as a last resort.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 2 2020
“we’re living a very particular situation in montreal, and there are risks of service breaks,” says health minister danielle mccann.

the path out of lockdown in quebec: 'test, test, test' is the key
the province says it's on course to ramp up its daily testing capacity — to as high as 15,000 per day. and the doctor in charge says tracking antibodies is part of the solution.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
apr 25 2020
a nasal swab sample taken at covid-19 drive-through screening clinic in côte-st-luc on march 29, 2020.

canada at risk of measles outbreak, as cases rise, expert warns
canada and many countries eliminated the highly contagious disease as a result of mass-immunization campaigns, although it has remained endemic in parts of the world
elizabeth payne
policy & government
jan 9 2020
canada's rate of immunization against measles is around 90 per cent for seven year olds. public health officials want to see coverage rates of 95 per cent to thwart the spread of the highly infectious disease.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

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