Support comes in many forms. The Text4Hope program provides users with free daily text messages to help them develop healthy coping skills and resiliency during difficult times. Register now, or share with someone who you think may benefit (limited space available).
Do you have an emergency kit prepared? In an emergency, you will need some basic supplies. The Health Emergency Management BC team created an Instagram reel to show you what to include in your emergency kit: https://t.co/nwuZNZQIH2 #EPWeek2021
Positive mental health includes the full range of human emotions—even the uncomfortable ones. Join us for wellness webinars during #MentalHealthWeek (https://t.co/4WcoRoWSro) and check out PHSA's Supporting Our Workforce page for support and resources (https://t.co/0FJLLjCj7Q).
It's National Immunization Awareness Week. @ImmunizeBC is your source of information about vaccines including vaccine schedules https://t.co/oz10ZOueBt #NIAW2021#VaccinesWork
Years ago, Paul shared how thankful he was to see his children get married – now he's watching his 5 grandchildren grow up. Paul & Jane help out at many events and share their story in the Korean community. We thank them for their dedication and kindness. #NationalVolunteerWeek
Attention B.C. health care providers! On April 26, the process for booking #ASL interpreters for #Deaf, #Deaf-Blind & #HardofHearing patients is changing. Starting 4/26, book via 604-297-8400/1-877-BC-TALKS or online at https://t.co/UsFkclxK7E
One year ago, a record number of people took part in the province-wide "Your story, our future" survey and shared their perspectives and experiences with COVID-19. We are asking you. once again, to share your feedback on how #COVID19 has affected you: https://t.co/K7MFgQVOuv
A shout out to all our #emergency medical #dispatchers & #calltakers - the very first “first responders” who work tirelessly, 24/7 behind the scenes. It’s recognition week for these exceptional people who save lives everyday. Proud of all our hardworking 911 staff. #911BC
BC has paused the use of COVISHIELD and AstraZeneca vaccines in people under the age of 55 until more information is available about rare but serious blood clots. If you recently received the COVISHIELD vaccine and have questions, visit: https://t.co/Gg11rlmQ3m
This is a list of pharmacies for the first roll-out of #COVID19 vaccines in community pharmacies in B.C. If your local pharmacy is already booked, please check again as there should be more vaccines coming soon. https://t.co/4suJdrddIf
Some people with certain health conditions are at higher-risk from COVID-19 and have been identified as “clinically extremely vulnerable” (CEV). People in this group can book their vaccine from March 29 onwards once they receive their letter. https://t.co/xr5ghPtVRx #CovidBC
Congrats to the @BCHealthEM team based @Northern_Health for their @BCHealthAwards Award of Merit for Top Innovation for their Relocation and Receiving Guides. These help health care leaders plan for how to move hospital patients in a natural disaster: https://t.co/mUKyWzR3eD
The B.C. Drug and Poison Information Centre provides a 24/7 poison line serving B.C. and the Yukon. We are staffed by a team of pharmacists and nurses specializing in poison management. If you have a poison question or emergency, call us at 1-800-567-8911.
⏰It's that time again! ⏰ Move your clocks ahead = check your emergency kit & grab-&-go bags
🥫 Replace water & food that have or are close to expiring
👕 Swap in seasonal clothing
📋 Make sure your emergency plan is up to date
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John Lavery (Executive Director) and Jamie Carballo (Planning & Operations Manager) of the MMU HEMBC program are featured in today's article, looking back at #OneYearOfCovid
One year ago today, COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization. Read more about how PHSA’s workforce rose to the challenge. https://t.co/nXwK2WxjNj #OneYearOfCovid#COVID19