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The presentation will start shortly COVID-19 Health Care Provider Briefing Middlesex and London Region June 5, 2020 Welcome Presenter: Dr. Alex Summers Associate Medical Officer of Health Middlesex-London Health Unit @alexsummers4


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COVID-19 Health Care Provider Briefing

Middlesex and London Region June 5, 2020

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Welcome

Presenter:

  • Dr. Alex Summers

Associate Medical Officer of Health Middlesex-London Health Unit @alexsummers4

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Surveillance Report

As of June 4th, 2020:

  • Over 6.6 million COVID-19 cases and over

391,000 deaths have been reported worldwide.

  • 30,946 cases of this illness confirmed in

Ontario, including 2,436 deaths

  • Local:
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Number of Cases by Municipality

Data source: MLHU COVID-19 Case and Contact Management System, extracted 2020-06-05 at 08:30 EDT. Data current as

  • f the end of day 2020-06-04

Municipality

Number of cases Percent of cases (%)

London 512 93.3 Strathroy-Caradoc 20 3.6 Middlesex Centre 7 1.3 Thames Centre 4 0.7 North Middlesex 4 0.7 Southwest Middlesex 1 0.2 Lucan-Biddulph 1 0.2 Adelaide Metcalfe — Newbury —

Total

549 —

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Cases by Reported Date

Data source: MLHU COVID-19 Case and Contact Management System, extracted 2020-06-05 at 08:30 EDT. Data current as of the end of day 2020-06-04.

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Cases by Onset Date

Data source: MLHU COVID-19 Case and Contact Management System, extracted 2020-06-05 at 08:30 EDT. Data current as of the end of day 2020-06-04 Note: Illness that began in the period denoted by the grey bars may not yet be reported.

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Assessment Centres

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COVID-19 Guidance Document

Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Management

  • f Positive Patients in Your Practice
  • MLHU created a COVID-19 Management of Positive

Patients In Your Practice guide for healthcare providers

  • provides quick instructions you can provide to patients

who test positive for COVID-19

  • Information includes: recommendations for self-isolation,

self-care in isolation, recommendations for close contacts, and patient follow-up.

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COVID-19 Guidance Document

Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Management of Positive Patients in Your Practice

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Assessment Centre Hours

  • Effective June 8th the Oakridge Arena

Assessment Centre will now be operating from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday.

  • Carling Heights Optimist Community

Centre (CHOCC) Assessment Centre hours

  • f operation will remain the same, 11:00

a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday to Friday.

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Assessment Centre

Testing is available at all COVID-19 Assessment Centres for anyone who:

  • has at least one symptom of COVID-19, even

mild symptom(s)

  • is asymptomatic but concerned they may have

been exposed to COVID-19

  • is asymptomatic but at risk of exposure to

COVID-19 through their employment

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Emergency Declaration Extended

  • Extended to June 30
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Extension of Emergency Orders

  • Until June 30th, 2020
  • Limit long-term care and retirement home

staff to working at one home

  • Prevent unfair pricing of necessary goods
  • Limit non-essential gathering to less than 5
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Blacklegged Ticks and Lyme Disease

  • Blacklegged ticks, which are capable of

carrying Borrelia Burdoferi and cause Lyme Disease (LD), are found in M-L

  • Public Health Ontario has determined that

most of our region is a risk area

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Check out

  • ur new

signs!

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Tick submission

  • Ticks found on humans can still be

submitted to MLHU or etick.ca for identification

  • But now that Middlesex London is

considered a risk area, not all blacklegged ticks will be submitted for further testing

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Black Lives Matter

  • Race is a social determinant of health and

racism is a public health issue

  • It is a Canadian public health issue, not just
  • ne we observe from a distance
  • There is a need to take a vocal stand against

racism

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Black Lives Matter - Demonstration

  • For those attending the demonstration on

Saturday:

– Maintain a physical distance of 2 meters – Wash hands frequently, – Wear a non-medical mask – Do not attend if ill – Maintain physical distance as much as possible for the two weeks following the demonstration – Monitor for symptoms of COVID-19 – If symptomatic, get tested

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COVID-19 Briefing Webinars

  • The MLHU is hosting twice weekly briefing

webinars for healthcare providers.

  • Held on Tuesdays and Fridays from 12:00 p.m. to

12:30 p.m.

  • Please send your questions to

healthcareproviders@mlhu.on.ca

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Questions?

Ask using chat function now, or after the webinar at: healthcareproviders@mlhu.on.ca