The Ministry is providing us lists of COVID-19 assessment centres on a regular basis. The list below will be updated once the information is received. Updates are also on the ministry's site; however, the spreadsheets below might be updated slightly quicker, depending on timing.
Originally posted Jan. 27, 2020. Last updated July 22, 2021
This page will provide updates on the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) as they become available. The Ministry of Health has released guidelines for primary care, along with posters. A website for healthcare providers is now live. You can also access information for the public on their site.
Originally posted January 4, 2021. Last updated July 19, 2021 *NEW*
Resources related to COVID-19 vaccinations based on most recent information shared with AFHTO.
This moderated and live webinar includes a presentation and discussion on the NACI Recommendations on COVID-19 Vaccine Interchangeability with live Q&A to inform health care and vaccine providers. This webinar is hosted by CANVax, in collaboration with the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC).
Presentation highlights:
The Star article published June 10, 2021
By Lori Thompson, The Manitoulin Expositor
Please join to learn more about monitoring your COVID patients in the community including having your questions on the clinical pathways answered, hear from teams doing this work and share lessons learned.
Target Audience: Primary care providers interested in using remote monitoring and best evidence to support their COVID patients in their home setting.
Two dates in June: Wed. June 9th and Wed. June 23rd 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. (EST)
TORONTO, June 2, 2021 /CNW/ - The Primary Care Collaborative ("PCC") congratulates Dr. Kieran Moore on his official appointment as Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health, effective June 26, 2021. We also extend our appreciation to Dr. David Williams for his leadership in this role over the past five years. Thank you, Dr. Williams, for your dedication and important work to keep Ontarians safe, and we wish you all the best in your retirement.
Originally posted April 8, 2020. Last updated June 15, 2021.
Resources related to COVID-19 to provide comprehensive primary care are listed below. This list will be updated as more resources become available.
Shared on June 1, 2021
Vaccines are now available for youth aged 12 and older.
On top of school disruptions, kids lost extra-curricular activities and time with their friends – all of these things are critical to their development. It's had an enormous negative impact on children’s mental health. Vaccines are giving us hope and reason to be optimistic that we are rounding the corner on the pandemic.
iHeartRadio article published May 25, 2021
By Lindsay Charlton, CTV Windsor
Two COVID-19 vaccine community clinics will be popping up in Chatham-Kent for those 18 and older looking to get their shot.