Interim Schedule for Children and Pregnant Women During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Created by Dr.Tali Bogler
Resources:
- Proposed Scheduled for Well-Child Visits
- Proposed Scheduled for Low-Risk Prenatal Visit
COVID-19 and Keeping Food Safe to Eat
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Shared by THE Primary Care Dietitians’ Association
Updated April 8, 2020
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Information about how to keep food safe to eat during the pandemic and additional resources
Healthy Eating during the Pandemic - Recipes
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Shared by THE Primary Care Dietitians’ Association
Updated April 8, 2020
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Recipes for:
- Breakfast
- Apple Oatmeal with an Egg Boost
- Muffin Tin Omelettes
- Breakfast Burrito
- Breakfast Quesadilla
- Rise and Shine Breakfast Sandwich
- Apple Cinnamon Baked Oatmeal
- Overnight Oats: Apple Pie Oatmeal
- Tofu Scramble
- Lunch & Dinner
- Curried Lentils, Sweet Potato and Cauliflower
- Mango Black Bean Salad
- Quinoa and Lentil Pilaf
- Spinach and Mushroom Lasagna
- Sweet Chili Tofu Stir-fry
- Vegetable Quinoa Salad
- Couscous Salad
- Cashew Chicken Curry
- Easy, Colourful, High-fibre, Multi-bean Salad
- Greek Rice & Feta Stuffed Peppers
- Easy Peasy Pita Pizza
- Beef Fajitas
- Quick Quinoa and Veggie Casserole
- Barley Lentil Salad with Kale, Apples, Almonds and Feta
- Baked Sundried Tomato Cod
- Burrito Bowls with Chicken
- Roasted Fish with New Potatoes
- Breakfast
COVID-19 in Ontario- What Do the Models Show for Our Future?
Ontario News Release
Projected number of cases and deaths can be significantly reduced if people stay home
TORONTO - Today, the Ontario government released extensive COVID-19 modelling, revealing several scenarios that project the potential number of cases and deaths.
COVID-19 Health System Response Structure
To: Health System Partners
From: Matthew Anderson, President and CEO
Re COVID-19 Health System Response Structure
Londoners and Thames Valley FHT organize to supply doctor's offices, 'love-bomb' health-care workers
The London Free Press article published Mar. 20, 2020
A handful of Londoners have turned some casual conversations into a grassroots effort supplying thousands of gloves and masks to local medical clinics.
And they want more people stuck at home, especially business leaders, to step up and help.
Ontario shifting to virtual-first model in bid to halt spread of COVID-19
The Star article published Mar. 16, 2020
Family doctors across Ontario are rapidly transitioning to a “virtual-first” care model as a way to halt the spread of COVID-19 in their offices and waiting rooms.