SUPPORT PEOPLE

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

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PPE ​RESOURCES

Personal Protective Equipment Frequently Asked Questions* 

Quick Guide: PPE Donning and Doffing Instructions​ Ontario
Quick Guide: PPE Donning Instructions​ Saskatchewan 
Quick Guide: PPE Doffing Instructions​ Saskatchewan
Hand Wash Poster: Soap and Water (ON)*
Hand Wash Poster: Alcohol Based Hand rub (ON)*
Proper Glove Use​*
What Mask to Wear, When (Poster)*
Quarantine Zone PPE Caution Poster* 

(For suspected or confirmed outbreak)

Other posters and videos are for use as needed, or for review. Click the button below for additional resources.

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	Poster/Print	Video
Hand Hygiene	How to Hand Wash (WHO) How to Hand Rub Poster​​ (WHO)	How to Hand Wash (PHO)
Full PPE	Recommended Steps: Putting on and taking off PPE (PHO)	Community Living TO (Training Video) Putting on – Short (PHO) Taking off – Short (PHO)
Gown		ON Community Living TO (4:08)   OFF – Community Living TO (SECOND)
Mask	How ​​to Put On a Mask​​​​ Note: Need guidance on N95 respirators? (See “When to wear a mask”).	ON Community Living TO (5:35)   OFF – Community Living TO (LAST)  Why/When to Wear (WHO)  How to Wear (WHO)
Goggles	Manufacturer’s instructions should be followed when cleaning goggles. See PPE FAQ for more. Note: Other sources instruct to take off eye protection before gown. Public Health Ontario advises to remove gown before eye protection.	ON – Community Living TO (7:20)   OFF – Community Living TO (THIRD)
Gloves	Note: This video shows gloves UNDER the gown. We recommend OVER the gown, though guidance varies.	ON – Community Living TO  (7:57)   OFF – Community Living TO (FIRST)

GUIDANCE AND RESOURCES

LOCATION RESOURCES

• ​ COVID-19 Weekly Preparedness Checklist* (NEW) (October 7th October 21st, 2021) 
  The checklist is tracked through the ODB COVID-19 Weekly Preparedness Checklist, instructions here. Reminder: Download listed, updated documents by clicking the link at the bottom of the ODB checklist. 
• Hand Sanitizer Recall List (NEW)
  • Updated as of October 13th
•  ​​​​Enhanced Cleaning Poster*
  Cleaning tips from public health and other sources to be followed when COVID-19 cases are present.
•  ​​​​COVID-19 CPR Protocols*
  Guidance from the Canadian Red Cross on providing CPR for people who may have COVID-19.
• COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ   
  • The Covid-19 Vaccine FAQ covers frequently asked questions about Covid-19 vaccines (this resources will be updated with new information as it becomes available)
• Supervisor Audit Tool During COVID-19 
  • The checklist will no longer be required to be completed each week, the addition of the IPAC Practices on the weekly checklist will replace this tool
  • The supervisor audit tool will be available as a resource if a more focused approach towards IPAC practices is required.

EMPLOYEE SCREENING DOCUMENTS 

•  COVID-19 Screening Protocol* 
  
• COVID-19 Symptom Self-Check Poster *
  This poster should be on the front door (or just in the entry-way), the active screening area and can be posted at various places throughout the location to remind people to passively screen. 

People who use our services:

Flowcharts for guidance on COVID-19 exposure for people supported.

CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE for the supervisor response checklist.

Employees:
Flowcharts for guidance on COVID-19 exposure for employees.

CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE for the supervisor response checklist.

Table for guidance on COVID-19 exposure and testing requirements for employees: COVID-19 Exposure Attendance and Testing Guide 

OTHER DOCUMENTS

• Daily Symptom-Monitoring*
  
• Help Reduce the Spread of COVID-19
  
• How to isolate at home​
• Cleaning and Disinfection for Public Settings​​
• COVID-19 Cleaning Checklist Template 
• COVID-19 Cleaning Protocol 
  • This resource including frequency of cleaning should be adapted based on local requirements
• Covid-19 Location Cleaning Protocol Poster 
  • Locations can record their cleaning protocols (ex. which disinfectant to use and how to properly use it).” The cleaning checklist is the tool to track required cleaning. The poster is about providing instructions on how to clean

Rapid Antigen Screening – Ontario

To support the implementation of Rapid Antigen screening initiative, we have developed Rapid Antigen Screening Instructions to assist and equip employees conducting this rapid antigen, point-of-care screening. To learn more about the rapid test and how to handle biohazardous waste, please review the embedded Instructions document below. A list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) is included.

• Rapid Antigen Screening Instructions Ontario 
• Rapid Antigen Screening FAQs  (NEW)
• Rapid Antigen Screening Job Aid  

LIST OF RAPID ANTIGEN SCREENING LOCATIONS BY DISTRICT

• North District-RANT Screening Locations
• South District-RANT Screening Locations
• West District-RANT Screening Locations
• Central District-RANT Screening Locations
• Central East District-RANT Screening Locations
• East District-RANT Screening Locations

DIRECT SUPPORT LOCATIONS – EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN

We have heard the importance of having clear plans and supports in place when responding to cases of COVID-19 at a location. We have released a new Emergency Response Plan – Site Specific Pandemic Addendum. This tool will help bring consistency to our program response plans across Christian Horizons and ensure that all the information needed during an outbreak is easily accessible for everyone. Most locations will already have a lot of this information included in a plan, however, this will be a way to ensure no areas are being missed.

ACTIVITIES AND VISITS IN ONTARIO

The guidance documents below refer to fully vaccinated individuals. The Ministry of Health defines someone as fully vaccinated when they:

• Have received the total required number of doses of a COVID-19 vaccine approved by Health Canada and
• At least 14 days have passed since they have received their final dose of the COVID-19 vaccine

We are pleased to be able to host families once again in Ontario. The COVID-19 Visiting Guide for Locations* .   includes a visit planning form to help you schedule and prepare to host upcoming visits while complying with MCCSS guidelines.

The COVID-19 Visiting Record is live in the ODB! (Download instructions)  All Ontario locations are required to document visits here. A downloadable version is available  for when the ODB is down. Please transfer all information to the ODB once it is back up and running.

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