View the PPE Dashboard here (updated March 29, 2023)
Management of Critically Ill Patients
Leader Resources
COVID Safety Checklist & CQI Tools
HCW COVID Safety Checklist
Standard Work for COVID-19 Safety Checklist
Process Observation Cards for COVID-19 Safety Checklist
Process Observation Tracking Sheet for COVID-19 Safety Checklist
Leveraging CQI for the COVID-19 Safety Checklist
Users Guide Slides for Non CQI Areas to Process Observe using the COVID-19 Safety Checklist
PPE Task Force
Manager Accountability Resource Tool
PPE Task Force Q&A
Webinar for Leaders on COVID Safety and PPE
Non-Standard PPE Request Form
Signage
Patient-Facing Eye Protection Sign (For clinical areas moving to Patient Facing Eye Protection April 2021)
Maximum Room Capacity Signage
Break Area
Hydration Station
Other COVID-19 Signage
Clinical Guidelines
Cohorting Principles During COVID-19 (NEW)
COVID Positive Exposed Discharged Home
Principles of COVID-19 Testing Explained
Surgical Planning for COVID Positive ADULTS
Surgical Planning for COVID Positive PEDS
AGMP Care Guidelines
AGMPs of Relevance during COVID-19
Surgical Procedural Guidelines
Guidelines for Antepartum, Intrapartum, and Postpartum Patients
Discontinuing Precautions for COVID Positive Inpatients
Leave of Absence
Essential Caregiver Guidelines
Addressing COVID Test Refusal
Oral (Buccal) and Deep Nares Instructions
Buccal & Nares Specimen Collection (Video)
Interpreting Test Results in Patients with Resolved COVID Infection
HEPA Filter Information Sheet
HEPA Filter Prioritization
PPE Guidelines
PPE Posters
PPE When Caring for Suspect or Confirmed COVID Patients
Vaccination
Got the shot! PPE still required.
It’s not over yet. PPE still required.
PPE protects you and me
Regardless of vaccine. PPE still required.
Eyewear
Eye Protection Review
Wearing Eye Protection
Masking
Masking in Shared Office Space
Review of Mask & Eye Protection
Mask Bracket & Gasket
How to Wear a Mask
Fitting Your Mask
N95 fits best without a mask on top
Masking 101 for Staff & Physicians
Masking for Patients & Visitors
Masking for Visitors and Essential Caregivers #1
Masking for Visitors and Essential Caregivers #2
Other
Wearing Gloves
Handy Tips for Improving Moment 1 Poster
PPE Videos
Ventilator Resources
Pharmacy Resources
Retail Pharmacy at HHS has implemented a ‘Meds in Hand’ initiative so inpatients being discharged can avoid a trip to the community pharmacy in keeping with social distancing guidelines. There is no extra charge for the patient and our retail pharmacy will connect with the patient’s home pharmacy to ensure they are able to receive their refills back in their community.
As part of this initiative, we are asking that each inpatient unit to assign someone to oversee the process and ensure each patient being discharged home is informed that their medications can be made available to them at the time of discharge. Please send an email to Tina Petrelli petrelli@hhsc.ca, indicating the name of your unit lead and she will provide support and guidance with this initiative remotely. Review these guidelines for details on the ‘Meds in Hand’ process.