Ontario health plan for an influenza pandemic

The 2008 edition of OHPIP provides more detail on the following aspects of pandemic planning: surveillance and reporting systems to monitor a pandemic; occupational health and safety and infection prevention and control measures; the timing, use and availability of antiviral treatment; and the organization and delivery of influenza-related primary care services, including assessment, treatment and [...] Communications: describes the distribution and use, and describes steps that the Ministry of Health and the steps Ontario has taken to Long-Term Care (MOHLTC) will develop an antiviral stockpile as use to communicate with the public, well as plans to acquire and health care workers and other distribute antivirals and vaccine stakeholders during an influenza during a pandemic. [...] These additional powers include: • physicians and registered nurses in the extended class are required to report to • authorizing the Minister of Health and the medical officer of health the name Long-Term Care upon certification of the and residence address of any person who Chief Medical Officer of Health to is under the care and treatment of the procure, acquire or seize medications physician/n