What we know about post-exertional malaise after COVID-19 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-08-26 | This video explains how some individuals experience post-exertional malaise after COVID-19 infection (PEM) – a worsening of symptoms after even minor physical, thinking and emotional efforts. PEM is similar to some symptoms reported by patients with myalgic encephalitis and chronic fatigue syndrome. The video outlines possible PEM symptoms, and gives tips to pace yourself, conserve energy and minimize symptoms as you recover. More information about B.C.’s Post-COVID-19 Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network & post-recovery clinics: http://www.phsa.ca/our-services/progr... Post-COVID-19 care & recovery resources: http://www.phsa.ca/health-info/post-c...PHSA Symptom Management Fact Sheets: http://www.phsa.ca/health-info/post-covid-19-care-recoveryWhere can you go for more help & information about PEM?Your COVID Recovery - National Health Service UK Website providing information to help your recovery: yourcovidrecovery.nhs.ukLong COVID Physio - A global peer support and advocacy group for physiotherapists and support workers living with long COVID:https://longcovid.physio/Workwell Foundation – A non-profit organization that focuses on research to help understanding of PEM: workwellfoundation.orgPhysios for M.E. – A UK-based website providing information to health-care providers and people living with myalgic encephalitis (ME). Many of the strategies for ME can also be used for those with long COVID: physiosforme.com/resources-for-people-with-me
Moose Hide Campaign Day: Stand up against gender-based violence. Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2023-05-11 | On May 11, we recognize Moose Hide Campaign Day—a grassroots movement dedicated to ending gender-based violence. Hear from PHSA staff on why they’re wearing a moose hide pin today. Visit the official Moose Hide Campaign website at: moosehidecampaign.ca to learn more about the campaign.
Perinatal Services BC: Honouring Our Babies Safer Sleep Webinar Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2023-03-21 | Indigenous infants are disproportionately impacted by sudden, unexpected infant death during sleep. The refreshed Honouring Our Babies: Safer Sleep toolkit is intended to support providers in their discussions of safer infant sleep with Indigenous families.The updated resource was informed by Indigenous family members, Elders, and a variety of health-care providers including midwives, registered nurses, birth workers and Doulas. The toolkit is an update from the Honouring Our Babies: Safe Sleep Cards: Facilitator Guide 2017.Health-care providers are in a position to help guide and coach new parents when it comes to topics like safer sleep practices. With that in mind, the toolkit is intended to support providers in their discussions with Indigenous families during the preconception, pregnancy and postpartum period. The toolkit encourages providers to use a harm-reduction approach that is person and family centred, trauma informed and culturally safe.This webinar was recorded on March 16, 2023.
BC Immunization Forum 2023: Session 4 & Closing Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2023-03-09 | Vaccine Safety – What can we learn from…• Dr. Monika Naus: Passive Surveillance• Dr. Julie Bettinger: Active Surveillance• Dr. Naveed Janjua: Administrative Data Linkages• Dr. Manish Sadarangani: Special Immunization Clinic• Dr. Monika Naus Closing Remarks
BC Immunization Forum 2023: Session 3 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2023-03-09 | • Dr. Annie Taddio: Creating a Positive Vaccination Experience with CARD: How to play your Best Hand
BC Immunization Forum 2023: Session 2 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2023-03-09 | • Dr. Julie Bettinger: Vaccine Hesitancy in an Indigenous Community• Kathy Chilton: Updates to the BC Immunization Competency Course/Skills Checklist• Bhavna Sharma: Embedding culturally safe practice considerations into the Immunization Skills Checklist• Harlan Pruden/Melanie Kurrein: Indigenous Knowledge Translation• Ian Roe: Kids Boost Immunity and Indigenous Governance • Dr. Danuta Skowronski: COVID/Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness
BC Immunization Forum 2023: Poster Presentations Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2023-03-09 | • Mark Gilbert: Mpox vaccine uptake in transgender people and gay, bisexual and other MSM clients of the provincial STI clinic• Allison Griffiths: Invasive Haemophilus influenza type b outbreak among underhoused in Island Health, • Meghan Martin: Tailoring outreach strategies to overcome barriers to childhood immunizations in Fraser region• Hannah Sell: Measles coverage trends at the 7th birthday in British Columbia, 2014-2022 - Hannah Sell• Phyumar Soe: COVID-19 vaccine safety among older adults aged 65 and above: A Canadian Immunization Research Network (CIRN) study• Kate Twohig: Influence of prenatal care provider type on routine vaccination in first two years of life in British Columbia• Nirma Vadlamudi: Characterizing Respiratory Syncytial Virus-Related Pediatric Disease Severity in Canada
BC Immunization Forum 2023: Welcome & Session 1 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2023-03-09 | • BC Immunization Forum 2023: Dr. Monika Naus Welcome• BC Immunization Forum 2023: Elder Welcome• BC Immunization Forum 2023: Dr. Bonnie Henry Welcome
Welcome to Sunny Hill Health Centre Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2023-02-03 | Overview of the Sunny Hill Health Centre for families and patients.
Process of developing the Foundry app and co design process with youth by Suhail Nanji and Al Raimun Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2022-12-17 | ...
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Advancing digital health innovation for Indigenous People by Dr Gurprit Randhawa Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2022-12-17 | ...
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Careers for physicians in beautiful British Columbia Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2022-06-24 | Discover a career in Correctional Health Services with BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services at jobs.phsa.ca/chs. Join our dedicated, compassionate team and make a difference! Correctional Health Services (CHS) is a province-wide, specialized program providing care for clients who are incarcerated in one of BC’s 10 provincial correctional facilities. Treating adult clients across the province within the correctional centres, CHS provides health care services including medical and nursing care, primary care, mental health and substance use treatment support, basic emergency response services, opioid antagonist treatments and care, dentistry, and post-discharge supports. We believe everyone deserves a chance to access healthcare treatments and heal, and CHS offers a non-judgemental place to help make that happen.
Flexible and dynamic physician careers in Correctional Health Services Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2022-06-24 | Discover a career in Correctional Health Services with BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services at jobs.phsa.ca/chs. Join our dedicated, compassionate team and make a difference! Correctional Health Services (CHS) is a province-wide, specialized program providing care for clients who are incarcerated in one of BC’s 10 provincial correctional facilities. Treating adult clients across the province within the correctional centres, CHS provides health care services including medical and nursing care, primary care, mental health and substance use treatment support, basic emergency response services, opioid antagonist treatments and care, dentistry, and post-discharge supports. We believe everyone deserves a chance to access healthcare treatments and heal, and CHS offers a non-judgemental place to help make that happen.
Deeply impactful work: physician careers in Correctional Health Services Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2022-06-24 | Discover a career in Correctional Health Services with BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services at jobs.phsa.ca/chs. Join our dedicated, compassionate team and make a difference! Correctional Health Services (CHS) is a province-wide, specialized program providing care for clients who are incarcerated in one of BC’s 10 provincial correctional facilities. Treating adult clients across the province within the correctional centres, CHS provides health care services including medical and nursing care, primary care, mental health and substance use treatment support, basic emergency response services, opioid antagonist treatments and care, dentistry, and post-discharge supports. We believe everyone deserves a chance to access healthcare treatments and heal, and CHS offers a non-judgemental place to help make that happen.
Careers for physicians in Correctional Health Services Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2022-06-24 | Discover a career in Correctional Health Services with BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services at jobs.phsa.ca/chs. Join our dedicated, compassionate team and make a difference! Correctional Health Services (CHS) is a province-wide, specialized program providing care for clients who are incarcerated in one of BC’s 10 provincial correctional facilities. Treating adult clients across the province within the correctional centres, CHS provides health care services including medical and nursing care, primary care, mental health and substance use treatment support, basic emergency response services, opioid antagonist treatments and care, dentistry, and post-discharge supports. We believe everyone deserves a chance to access healthcare treatments and heal, and CHS offers a non-judgemental place to help make that happen.
How parents and caregivers can give a COVID-19 rapid antigen test to a child Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2022-05-05 | Watch this short video to see how to perform a COVID-19 rapid antigen test on children ages 5-12. Rapid test written instructions (in various languages): BCCDC.ca/covid19rapidtesting or http://www.bccdc.ca/health-info/diseases-conditions/covid-19/rapid-antigen-testing/rapid-testing-at-home
Steve, Peer Mentor at Correctional Health Services Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2022-03-28 | Steve shares his perspective as a client who struggled with substance use and received the treatment support he needed at Correctional Health Services. “I was ready to make a change. And when I was ready for that change, there was people there that were willing to help me along the way.”
Correctional Health Services Careers Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2022-03-28 | Discover a career in Correctional Health Services with BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services at jobs.phsa.ca/correctionalhealthservices. Join our dedicated, compassionate team and make a difference! Correctional Health Services (CHS) is a province-wide, specialized program providing care for clients who are incarcerated in one of BC’s 10 provincial correctional facilities. Treating adult clients across the province within the correctional centres, CHS provides health care services including medical and nursing care, primary care, mental health and substance use treatment support, basic emergency response services, opioid antagonist treatments and care, dentistry, and post-discharge supports. We believe everyone deserves a chance to access healthcare treatments and heal, and CHS offers a non-judgemental place to help make that happen.
COVID-19 vaccines for children make getting together with family safer Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-12-20 | COVID-19 vaccines for children under 12 are helping to make getting together with family safer during the holidays.
Preparing your child for their COVID-19 vaccine appointment Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-12-20 | Stephanie Meier, a nurse with the BCCDC, provides some advice to parents on talking to children about their COVID-19 vaccines.
Post COVID-19: Returning to Work Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-12-03 | How to return to work after an illness. This module reviews how to assess if you are ready, steps to take, and explores tips for a successful and sustained return-to-work plan.For more information, please visit:• Return to work information: worksafebc.com/en/claims/recovery-work/workers-return-to-work-information• Top tips for going back to work after COVID-19: canadalife.com/insurance/workplace-benefits/mental-health/top-tips-for-going-back-to-work-after-covid-19.html • Supporting COVID 19 Long Haulers: aon.com/getmedia/43a92675-d321-4f58-85a0-1abf010fd2e3/Supporting-COVID-19-Long-Haulers.aspx• Guidance statement on the assessment and treatment of fatigue in post-COVID-19 patients: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pmrj.12684• MyGuide Vancouver Coastal Health: concussion.vch.ca/returning-to-drivingconcussion.vch.ca/catalogue• Return to work considerations:manulife.ca/business/mental-wellness-solutions/treatment-and-support/return-to-work.htmlpositivepsychology.com/great-self-care-setting-healthy-boundaries
Post COVID-19: Advance Care and Financial Planning Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-12-02 | Making important medical decisions, and navigating financial and legal issues are common tasks when dealing with a serious health issue or unanticipated event. They can also be a source of great stress for many people. This module discusses advance care and financial planning and reviews tools and steps to consider when dealing with this very important topic. For more information, please visit:• Advance Care Planning Canada (n.d.). Resources and Tools: advancecareplanning.ca/resources-and-tools• My Law BC – Legal Aid BC (n.d.). Get free help for your legal issue: mylawbc.com• Province of BC (n.d.). Making future health care decisions: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/family-social-supports/seniors/health-safety/advance-care-planning• Public Guardian and Trustee of BC (n.d.). Personal planning: trustee.bc.ca/services/services-to-adults/Pages/personal-planning.aspx• Nidus Personal Planning Resource Centre and Registry: nidus.ca
Post-COVID-19 Support for Persistent Disability, Programs and Required Forms Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-11-10 | The BC ECHO for Post-COVID-19 Recovery is a free virtual learning community of specialists and community health-care providers who use instructive and case-based learning to improve care for patients recovering from symptoms post-COVID-19. Based on the global model, each monthly ECHO session includes a presentation and interactive case discussion.For more information: http://www.phsa.ca/health-professionals/education-development/bc-echo-for-post-covid-19-recoveryWatch past session recordings: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcE0nANeV5ModtTVD840U0_7jBHKf0P2f
Brain Fog after COVID-19 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-10-28 | Explains what is known about brain fog after COVID-19 and outlines tools and strategies to manage symptoms. For more information please visit:National Health Service UK - yourcovidrecovery.nhs.uk/managing-the-effects/effects-on-your-body/fatigueProvincial Health Services Authority - http://www.phsa.ca/health-info-site/Documents/post_covid-19_brain_fog.pdfSymptom monitoring journal - http://www.phsa.ca/health-info-site/Documents/post_covid-19_symptom_journal.pdfCognition in Post-Concussion - concussion.vch.ca and http://braininjuryguidelines.org/concussionWorkwell Foundation - workwellfoundation.org
Stigma: Stories of Experience (UNITE Project - Video 1) Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-10-15 | Storytelling. It has been used for eons to bridge worlds between people, uniting them. This three-part animated video series will bring you along a journey into the stories of people who bravely share how stigma in the healthcare system has impacted their lives, what has helped bridge these gaps, and what their hopes are for the future. Three individuals with lived and living experience of mental health complexities, substance use issues and experience with the justice system were recently brought together by BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services to share their individual narratives and wisdom of experience. Through open-dialogue discussions, guided by words of hope and encouragement from peers of similar experience and, alongside the teachings of an honoured community Elder, the storytellers were asked questions about stigma or discriminations which had created harm for them, as well as questions about their healing journey through systems of care.This is video #1 of the three-part series. It is a look into the destructive and pervasive nature of stigma in our communities, including healthcare settings. The storytellers describe how stigma and discrimination has impacted their health, the care they received, and their ability to fully engage in their individual lives and reach their potentials.Led by BC Mental Health and Substance Use, these videos are a part of the "Understanding Each Other Together (UNITE)” Project: a journey into our experiences of stigma to celebrate diversity and create change. The videos were created in collaboration with student designers from Emily Carr University. Our highest hope is to disrupt stigma, demystify mental health and substance use, and highlight the positive role that healthcare providers can play in the road towards wellness. By sharing their stories, we can create space for more stories, more dialogue, and more healing – together as a community.
Standing in the Gap: Stories of Experience (UNITE Project - Video 2) Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-10-15 | Storytelling. It has been used for eons to bridge worlds between people, uniting them. This three-part animated video series will bring you along a journey into the stories of people who bravely share how stigma in the healthcare system has impacted their lives, what has helped bridge these gaps, and what their hopes are for the future. Three individuals with lived and living experience of mental health complexities, substance use issues and experience with the justice system were recently brought together by BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services to share their individual narratives and wisdom of experience. Through open-dialogue discussions, guided by words of hope and encouragement from peers of similar experience and, alongside the teachings of an honoured community Elder, the storytellers were asked questions about stigma or discriminations which had created harm for them, as well as questions about their healing journey through systems of care.This is video #2 of the three-part series. It focuses on the importance of healthcare providers and other support people in holding hope and healing, rather than contributing to the experience of stigmatization. These vital players in our journeys are referred to as ‘Gap Fillers’.Led by BC Mental Health and Substance Use, these videos are a part of the "Understanding Each Other Together (UNITE)” Project: a journey into our experiences of stigma to celebrate diversity and create change. The videos were created in collaboration with student designers from Emily Carr University. Our highest hope is to disrupt stigma, demystify mental health and substance use, and highlight the positive role that healthcare providers can play in the road towards wellness. By sharing their stories, we can create space for more stories, more dialogue, and more healing – together as a community.
Overcoming and Healing: Stories of Experience (UNITE Project - Video 3) Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-10-15 | Storytelling. It has been used for eons to bridge worlds between people, uniting them. This three-part animated video series will bring you along a journey into the stories of people who bravely share how stigma in the healthcare system has impacted their lives, what has helped bridge these gaps, and what their hopes are for the future. Three individuals with lived and living experience of mental health complexities, substance use issues and experience with the justice system were recently brought together by BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services to share their individual narratives and wisdom of experience. Through open-dialogue discussions, guided by words of hope and encouragement from peers of similar experience and, alongside the teachings of an honoured community Elder, the storytellers were asked questions about stigma or discriminations which had created harm for them, as well as questions about their healing journey through systems of care.This is video #3 of the three-part series. It highlights the strength of the storytellers – how they overcame the barriers created by stigma, what has fostered hope, and how they are working towards healing.Led by BC Mental Health and Substance Use, these videos are a part of the "Understanding Each Other Together (UNITE)” Project: a journey into our experiences of stigma to celebrate diversity and create change. The videos were created in collaboration with student designers from Emily Carr University. Our highest hope is to disrupt stigma, demystify mental health and substance use, and highlight the positive role that healthcare providers can play in the road towards wellness. By sharing their stories, we can create space for more stories, more dialogue, and more healing – together as a community.
Chest Pain, Palpitations, Dizziness, and Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome after COVID-19 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-10-13 | This video explains chest pain, palpitations, dizziness and Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) after COVID-19 infection - outlining what may cause these symptoms and when to seek medical help.For more information please visit:POTS UK: www.potsuk.orgHealth Link BC for POTS: healthlinkbc.ca/health-topics/abq2103#:~:text=POTS%20is%20a%20fast%20heart%20rate%20%28tachycardia%29%20that,may%20not%20get%20enough%20blood%20to%20your%20brain.Dysautonomia International: dysautonomiainternational.org/page.php?ID=30National Health Service UK: http://www.yourcovidrecovery.nhs.uk
Post-COVID-19 Neurocognitive Symptoms and Rehabilitation Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-10-13 | The BC ECHO for Post-COVID-19 Recovery is a free virtual learning community of specialists and community health-care providers who use instructive and case-based learning to improve care for patients recovering from symptoms post-COVID-19. Based on the global model, each monthly ECHO session includes a presentation and interactive case discussion.For more information: http://www.phsa.ca/health-professionals/education-development/bc-echo-for-post-covid-19-recoveryWatch past session recordings: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcE0nANeV5ModtTVD840U0_7jBHKf0P2f
Introducing the Red Fish Healing Centre for Mental Health and Addiction Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-10-05 | The Red Fish Healing Centre for Mental Health and Addictions is a new, purpose-built facility which will provide integrated care to people across the province living with the most severe, complex mental health and substance use issues. Everything about the 105-bed facility has been thoughtfully designed to create a safe, healing environment clients, to help them on their journey to recovery and with the addition of virtual health, care can extend to all corners of the province, making this a truly provincial facility. Visit bcmhsus.ca for more information.
Ask Auntie: Building a foundation of culture and community for Indigenous girls Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-10-04 | Take a journey to the community of Ahoushat and learn about the Ask Auntie program, where community-based facilitators support girls on a wellness journey grounded in Indigenous culture and teachings.
Stress, worry and anxiety post COVID-19 – Part 1 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-10-01 | Some people who were infected with COVID-19 have ongoing needs. This video explains how COVID-19 affects mental health. It outlines how COVID-19 impacts stress, worry and anxiety, and provides tips to manage these symptoms after COVID-19 infection.More information about B.C.’s Post-COVID-19 Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network & post-recovery clinics: http://www.phsa.ca/our-services/programs-services/post-covid-19-recovery-clinicsPost-COVID-19 care & recovery resources: http://www.phsa.ca/health-info/post-covid-19-care-recovery5-Minute Meditation You Can Do Anywhere: youtube.com/watch?v=inpok4MKVLM&list=RDLVinpok4MKVLM&index=1
Low mood and depressive thinking post COVID-19 – Part 2 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-09-28 | Learn how to identify the signs of low mood and depressive thinking, and how to cope with them after COVID-19 infection. More information about B.C.’s Post-COVID-19 Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network & post-recovery clinics: http://www.phsa.ca/our-services/programs-services/post-covid-19-recovery-clinicsPost-COVID-19 care & recovery resources: http://www.phsa.ca/health-info/post-covid-19-care-recovery5-Minute Meditation You Can Do Anywhere: youtube.com/watch?v=inpok4MKVLM&list=RDLVinpok4MKVLM&index=1
Stigma, prejudice, discrimination and social isolation after COVID-19 – Part 3 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-09-27 | Learn how stigma, prejudice, discrimination, and social isolation can impact health and mental health outcomes, especially for those recovering from COVID-19 infection.More information about B.C.’s Post-COVID-19 Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network & post-recovery clinics: http://www.phsa.ca/our-services/programs-services/post-covid-19-recovery-clinicsPost-COVID-19 care & recovery resources: http://www.phsa.ca/health-info/post-covid-19-care-recoveryCoronavirus stigma: youtu.be/ekjyJJUgYf4Healing in Pandemic Times: Indigenous Peoples, Stigma & COVID 19: youtu.be/uaLFPazqINMA guide to self care while social distancing: youtube.com/watch?v=jnrtxAmdQ_wSmall ways to practice self-care in difficult times:youtube.com/watch?v=Mqqxi8mt4t0
Fatigue after COVID-19 Infection Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-09-27 | This video explains how some individuals experience significant fatigue after COVID-19 infection. Fatigue is an overwhelming sense of exhaustion that can make it harder for you to complete your activities of daily life. This video outlines the symptoms of Post COVID-19 fatigue, and gives tips on how to pace yourself, conserve energy, and minimize symptoms as you recover. B.C.’s Post-COVID-19 Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network Video Module on Post-Exertional Malaise – youtube.com/watch?v=eBAAEhc3cNIPost-COVID-19 care & recovery resources including the “Energy Envelope” tool mentioned in this video - http://www.phsa.ca/health-info/post-covid-19-care-recoveryWhere can you go for more help & information about Fatigue? Your COVID Recovery - National Health Service UK Website providing information to help your recovery: yourcovidrecovery.nhs.uk
Unveiling the Red Fish Healing Centre for Mental Health and Addiction Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-09-20 | The Red Fish Healing Centre for Mental Health and Addiction is a new, purpose-built facility providing integrated care to people living with the most severe, complex mental health and substance use issues in B.C. This 105-bed facility was built with clients in mind. It features natural light throughout, a number of state-of-the-art amenities, and vibrant, peaceful outdoor space to illicit feelings of healing, calm, and safety. Visit bcmhsus.ca for more information.
BC Forensic Psychiatric Hospital Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-09-15 | Leaders and care providers at the BC Forensic Psychiatric Hospital discuss what patients can expect from treatment and provide a tour of the facility. Learn more at: http://www.bcmhsus.ca/our-services/court-referred-mental-health-assessment-treatment/forensic-psychiatric-hospital
Top 10 Challenges Faced by Family Practitioners in Caring for the Post-COVID Patient Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-09-15 | The BC ECHO for Post-COVID-19 Recovery is a free virtual learning community of specialists and community health-care providers who use instructive and case-based learning to improve care for patients recovering from symptoms post-COVID-19. Based on the global model, each monthly ECHO session includes a presentation and interactive case discussion.For more information: http://www.phsa.ca/health-professionals/education-development/bc-echo-for-post-covid-19-recoveryWatch past session recordings: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcE0nANeV5ModtTVD840U0_7jBHKf0P2f
Portable Air Cleaners for Wildfire Smoke Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-08-26 | Wildfire smoke is a complex mixture of air pollutants, including small particles that can cause irritation and inflammation when inhaled. Learn how to use portable air cleaners to reduce the impacts of wildfire smoke. http://www.bccdc.ca/resource-gallery/Documents/Guidelines%20and%20Forms/Guidelines%20and%20Manuals/Health-Environment/BCCDC_WildFire_FactSheet_PortableAirCleaners.pdf
How to prepare for the wildfire smoke season - Part 2 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-08-26 | Wildfires and smoke are a normal part of summer in British Columbia, but our seasons seem to be getting longer and more extreme. We cannot predict when big wildfires will occur. Learn how to prepare for the wildfire smoke.http://www.bccdc.ca/resource-gallery/Documents/Guidelines%20and%20Forms/Guidelines%20and%20Manuals/Health-Environment/BCCDC_WildFire_FactSheet_HowToPrepare.pdf
How to prepare for the wildfire smoke season - Part 1 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-08-26 | Wildfires and smoke are a normal part of summer in British Columbia, but our seasons seem to be getting longer and more extreme. We cannot predict when big wildfires will occur. Learn how to prepare for the wildfire smoke.http://www.bccdc.ca/resource-gallery/Documents/Guidelines%20and%20Forms/Guidelines%20and%20Manuals/Health-Environment/BCCDC_WildFire_FactSheet_HowToPrepare.pdf
COVID-19 Testing Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-08-17 | Testing can determine if you have COVID-19. This is an important step to help reduce the spread of the virus. Learn more about testing for COVID-19: http://www.bccdc.ca/health-info/diseases-conditions/covid-19/testing
Post-COVID-19: An Overview of Long-Haulers - August 10, 2021 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-08-11 | The BC ECHO for Post-COVID-19 Recovery is a free virtual learning community of specialists and community health-care providers who use instructive and case-based learning to improve care for patients recovering from symptoms post-COVID-19. Based on the global model, each monthly ECHO session includes a presentation and interactive case discussion.For more information: http://www.phsa.ca/health-professionals/education-development/bc-echo-for-post-covid-19-recoveryWatch past session recordings: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcE0nANeV5ModtTVD840U0_7jBHKf0P2f
Physical activity and exercises to manage breathlessness after COVID-19 – Part 3 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-08-06 | Learn how physical activity can help you manage breathlessness, additional breathing exercises to help, and where you can find more resources on breathlessness post-COVID-19.More information about B.C.’s Post-COVID-19 Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network & post-recovery clinics: http://www.phsa.ca/our-services/programs-services/post-covid-19-recovery-clinicsPost-COVID-19 care & recovery resources: http://www.phsa.ca/health-info/post-covid-19-care-recovery
Breathing techniques to manage breathlessness after COVID-19 – Part 2 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-08-06 | Learn how to assess and improve your breathing and techniques to manage breathlessness after COVID-19 infection. More information about B.C.’s Post-COVID-19 Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network & post-recovery clinics: http://www.phsa.ca/our-services/programs-services/post-covid-19-recovery-clinicsPost-COVID-19 care & recovery resources: http://www.phsa.ca/health-info/post-covid-19-care-recovery
What we know about breathlessness after COVID-19 – Part 1 Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) 2021-08-06 | Some people who were infected with COVID-19 have ongoing needs. This video explains how COVID-19 affects the lungs. It outlines basics about respiration, lung anatomy, physiology and breathing patterns, and provides tips to manage symptoms of breathlessness after COVID-19 infection.More information about B.C.’s Post-COVID-19 Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network & post-recovery clinics: http://www.phsa.ca/our-services/programs-services/post-covid-19-recovery-clinicsPost-COVID-19 care & recovery resources: http://www.phsa.ca/health-info/post-covid-19-care-recovery
