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Emergency Infection Control Kit
Starting in mid-June, 2006, the MOHLTC distributed more than 15,000 Emergency Infection Control Kits to licensed community physicians, midwives, and Community Health Centres (CHCs), including Aboriginal Health Access Centres (AHACs). This kit is intended to be used only in large-scale infectious disease emergencies such as an influenza pandemic. Do not open the kit upon receipt. It provides enough infection control supplies to be used by health care providers to protect themselves, their staff, and their patients from infection for the first seven to 10 days of an outbreak of a droplet-spread illness. The contents of the kit and all communications materials accompanying the kit are posted on this site, including a Question and Answer page. Materials in French are available as well. These kits provide the first line of defense only. The ministry is looking at broader stockpiling options for pandemic supplies that can be accessed by health care providers and facilities when their supplies are exhausted and supply chains are severed. The distribution list for these kits was developed by the Ministry based on the criteria outlined above. If you would like more information on the kits please contact the Ministry at emergencyickits.moh@ontario.ca . These kits are not being provided to other settings.
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Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
Emergency Management Branch 415 Yonge Street, 8th Floor Toronto, Ontario Canada M5B 2E7 Fax : 416-212-4466 TTY : 1-800-387-5559 E-mail : emergencymanagement.moh@ontario.ca |
Healthcare Provider Hotline
Toll free : 1-866-212-2272 CritiCall Ontario provides a 24 hour call centre for hospitals to contact on-call specialists; arrange for appropriate hospital bed access and facilitate urgent triage for patients |
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