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Leading Change with Confidence: Practical Support for Healthcare and Social Service Leaders

Tue, 02 Sep 2025 19:30:00 GMT

Why You Should Join Our Change Leadership Training

You don't just manage change - you lead it.

In healthcare and social services, change is a constant —but that doesn’t make it easy. Shifting policies, evolving team dynamics, new technologies, and emerging community needs create a level of complexity that leaders must navigate daily. And while it may feel like you’re expected to have all the answers, real leadership during change is about something else entirely: equipping yourself to lead with clarity, connection, and calm in the face of uncertainty.

Why This Training Matters

This program is designed specifically for healthcare and social service leaders who are actively guiding their teams through transitions—large or small. Whether you're managing operational changes, leading a transformation project, or supporting a team through ambiguity, this training builds three essential capacities:

1. Confidence:

When the path ahead isn't fully defined, it's easy to second-guess your decisions. This training helps you ground your leadership in clarity and intention, so you can guide your team with assurance even in the face of ambiguity.

2. Practical Change Tools:

This isn't just theory - it's hands-on, interactive, and tailored to healthcare and social service realities. You'll learn practical methods to manage transitions, navigate resistance, and keep your team aligned and engaged.

3. Connections, Trust, and Collaboration:

Change sticks when people feel safe, heard, and valued. We'll explore strategies to create psychological safety, foster real collaboration and build trust - so teams can move forward together.

Leaders who have participated describe the impact in tangible ways. One Executive Director shared: “Our leaders came away inspired to step into change proactively, confidently, and collaboratively.” Another participant reflected: “The program has left us excited for the road ahead.” For many, it’s a turning point in how they approach not just a single project, but leadership as a whole.

Led by Erin Landry-Baker , a Prosci-certified change consultant with deep roots in the healthcare sector, this training is interactive, hands-on, and grounded in the day-to-day realities of leading change in complex environments.

Ready to register and lead change with confidence? Click on the button below for more information.

Presentation Library - Download Slide Decks from Recent IPAC Presentations

Fri, 16 May 2025 20:51:13 GMT

Infection Prevention and Control Presentations

IPAC Presentation Library

PPE and the Environment: Understanding Healthcare's Carbon Footprint

• SUSTAINABILITY • CLIMATE CHANGE

Surge: Preparing for the Cold and Flu Season

• CURRENT TRENDS •RESPIRATORY OUTBREAKS • MANAGING COMMUNITY NEEDS

Understanding Measles - Symptoms, Outbreaks, and Prevention

•VACCINATION • SYMPTOMS • CONTROL STRATEGIES • PREVENTION

Outbreak Management for Community Services (ADP)

•WHAT IS AN OUTBREAK • KEY DIFFERENCES IN RSV, FLU, COVID-19 • CONTROL STRATEGIES

Additional Precautions: Personal Protective Equipment for Health Services Providers/Caregivers

• PROPER USAGE OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT(PPE) • GLOVES • GOWNS • MASKS • DONNING AND DOFFING • WHEN TO WEAR PPE

Outbreak Management and Workers Health and Safety for Community Support Services

• WHAT IS AN OUTBREAK • ROLE OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND EMPLOYER • IPAC MEASURES • CLIENT/PATIENT/RESIDENT RESTRICTIONS •VISITORS AND ESSENTIAL CAREGIVERS

A LOOK AT COVID 19 VACCINES AVAILABLE IN ONTARIO.

• WHAT IS COVID 19 • ARE VACCINES SAFE • APPROVED VACCINES IN CANADA • HOW THEY WORK • REGIONAL UPDATES

IPAC Lesson Three

Presentation Contents:

IPAC champion program, manuals, planning, education, trainers, audits

IPAC Lesson Two

Presentation Contents:

Environmental cleaning, environmental controls, congregate care settings, community day settings, mental health settings, hospice settings, child care settings, homelessness.

IPAC Lesson One

Presentation Contents:

IPAC history, core competencies, occupational health, chain of infection, hand hygiene, point of care risk assessment, PPE, organizational controls, safety in the workplace

Moderna COVID-19 Bi-Valent Vaccine

Presentation Contents:

- Bi-Valent Vaccine

- Pregnancy and Fertility

- Got COVID-19 anyway!

- Burnout

- Vaccine Safety

- Types of Covid-19 vaccines

- Side Effects

Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Influenza A

Presentation Contents:

- What is RSV?

- RSV Signs and Symptoms

- How is RSV Transmitted and who is at risk?

- RSV Prevention and Treatment

- What does this mean for us?

- Influenza A Virus

- Transmission and Spread of Influenza A

- Complications and Risk Factors

-What does this mean for CSS?

Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) Champion and Auditor Training for Hospice and Community Support Services

Presentation Contents:

- Roles and responsibilities of IPAC champions

- What is Personal Protective Equipment?

- Why do we wear PPE?

- When should Health Services Providers wear Personal Protective Equipment?

- Where should PPE be stored?

- How to wear PPE correctly

- Auditing of Hand Hygiene and PPE

Personal Protective Equipment for Health Service Providers

Presentation Contents:

- What is Personal Protective Equipment?

- Why do we wear PPE?

- When should Health Services Providers wear Personal Protective Equipment?

- Where should PPE be stored?

- How to wear PPE correctly?

- Adult Day Program and PPE usage

Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) Champion Auditor Training for NSM Community Support Services

Presentation Contents:

- Roles and responsibilities

- Hand hygiene

- PPE

- Auditing of Hand Hygiene and PPE

What you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccine - March of Dimes Canada

A brief overview of COVID-19, and important facts about vaccination.

Presentation Library - Caregiver Sessions

Fri, 21 Mar 2025 20:04:19 GMT

Caregiver Presentations

Caregiver Presentation Library

Home Safety for Care Partners

Learn practical tips on fall prevention, hazard reduction, and safe mobility to enhance safety at home. Discover simple modifications and best practices to prevent accidents and support independent living.

Safe Moving and Handling for Caregivers

Learn how to prevent injuries, protect both yourself and the person in your care, and apply proper body mechanics when assisting with transfers and mobility. Ideal for family caregivers, personal support workers, and healthcare professionals.

Infection Prevention and Control

How to Keep Our Loved Ones Safe During Cold and Flu Season

Connected Care Halton Health Team Navigation Line

The Connected Care Halton Ontario Health Team (CCHOHT) Navigation Line aims to reduce barriers within the healthcare system and improve access and coordination across the region.

The Mississauga Health Seniors Navigation Portal

Designed to help older adults live well at home, the Mississauga Health Seniors Navigation Portal works to connect seniors and caregivers to community support including care navigators and resources to help with caregiver burnout.

Family Resource Test

Mon, 02 Dec 2024 16:22:51 GMT

Infection Prevention and Control Resources

Guidance

Chapter 2: Storage and Handling of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines

Please see link below for pertinent information relating to details on the 2024/2025 COVID-19 vaccine program.

This document includes information to the storage and handling of Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccines.

General COVID-19: Vaccine Storage and Handling Guidance

Please see link below for pertinent information relating to details on the 2024/2025 COVID-19 vaccine program.

The intended audience for this guidance document includes pharmacies, distribution centers, hospitals, and public health units.

Health Care Provider Fact Sheet: COVID-19 Vaccine

Please see link below for pertinent information relating to details on the 2024/2025 COVID-19 vaccine program.

This fact sheet provides basic information only and can be used as a reference for vaccine administrators to support COVID-19 immunization.

Ontario's COVID-19 Vaccine Program - 2024/2025

Please see link below for pertinent information relating to details on the 2024/2025 COVID-19 vaccine program.

Vaccination this fall with the co-circulation of respiratory diseases, such as influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), will be very important to protect the health of individuals, families, and communities as well as mitigate impacts on our healthcare system.

Wastewater Surveillance 2023

Please see links below for pertinent information relating to wastewater surveillance for the detection of COVID-19 in the GTA and province.

The links below can be used to make an informed decision on when to begin specific IPAC measures such as active surveillance and/or mandatory wearing of medical masks in agencies.

Holiday Decorations and Food Infection Control Guidelines

This is an exciting time of the year with holiday, decorations, and food, but this time of year also poses a challenge for infection prevention and control in the healthcare setting given the presence of vulnerable individuals, outbreak management experience and the effects of staffing limitations within the facility.

The IPAC department has provided the following guidelines for decoration and food safety during holiday festivities to make this a fun and safe time for all.

Orientation for Infection Prevention and Control Leads in Long-Term Care

This checklist can be used by infection prevention and control (IPAC) Leads and their Supervisors to select areas of focus for learning, professional development and planning. IPAC Leads may choose to use this roadmap as a guide to build knowledge, skills and abilities needed to be successful in the IPAC Lead role. This checklist is to be used in addition to –and does not replace- the advice, guidelines, recommendations and directives, or other direction of provincial Ministries and local public health authorities.

IPAC Checklist for Long-Term Care and Retirement Homes

•By those working in or supporting long-term care or retirement homes for the purpose of self-assessment and to guide policies, procedures, preparedness and response planning.

• To assist individuals who are trained in or working with those who are trained in infection prevention and control (IPAC) in conducting IPAC assessments in long-term care and retirement homes.

• As a point-in-time assessment and for ongoing re-evaluation at recommended intervals (e.g., more frequently if results require improvement) is recommended as required.

• In addition to—and does not replace—the advice, guidelines, recommendations, or other direction from provincial Ministries and local public health authorities:

IPAC Self-Assessment Audit for Long-Term Care and Retirement Homes

This self-assessment audit is designed to help Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) leads at long-term care homes and retirement homes assess how their IPAC practices meet minimum IPAC requirements under applicable legislation and regulations. Completing this audit can assist when discussing the need for IPAC support from IPAC Hubs, public health units, Public Health Ontario, or other supporting agencies or Ministries. Staff performing this audit should ensure they are up-to-date with the most current IPAC protocols in their facility.

Ontario Respiratory Virus Tool

The Ontario Respiratory Virus Tool provides comprehensive epidemiological information of respiratory virus activity in Ontario, including COVID-19, influenza and other respiratory viruses. Explore respiratory virus data including weekly case trends, laboratory testing, and outbreaks. The tool also contains additional COVID-19-specific data including: outcomes (hospitalizations, deaths, and ICU and hospital bed occupancy) and COVID-19 vaccination and dose administration.

Important Updates on Covid-19

Local COVID-19 data will now be presented alongside respiratory pathogen surveillance in the Weekly Respiratory Virus Update , available starting Wednesday, September 27th.
All existing COVID-19 HealthSTATS pages are discontinued.
The COVID-19 Community Risk Level has been relaunched as of Thursday, September 21st. The tool will be updated every Thursday by 2 p.m.

Information Pamphlets

Information pamphlets on COVID-19

Checklist for IPAC/COVID-19 Monitoring In Adult Day Services (ADS)

Adult Day Services (ADS) are professional care settings where community-dwelling adults receive social or health services for some part of the day. Some ADS characteristics – such as frequent social activities, group dining facilities, communal spaces, and shared transportation – may increase the risk of COVID-19 spread.

A “Brief” History of Infection Control

27 page presentation by Elizabeth Bryce from Vancouver Coastal Health on the history of infection control.

Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) Program Standard

A national standard developed by Infection Prevention and Control Canada (IPAC Canada).

IPAC Core Competencies - Risk Assessment and Chain of Transmission

A document outlining how to break the Chain of Transmission and the necessary steps to perform a Risk Assessment.

IPAC Core Competencies - Administrative Controls

A document outlining administrative controls to help prevent infections.

IPAC Core Competencies - Control of the Environment

A document outlining environmental controls to help prevent infections.

IPAC Core Competencies - Health Care Provider Controls

A document outlining hand hygiene and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

IPAC Core Competencies - Additional Precautions

A national standard developed by Infection Prevention and Control Canada (IPAC Canada).

IPAC Core Competencies - Occupational Health & Safety

A document outlining the infection prevention and control practices that mst be used routinely during all activities with clients, patients or residents.

Helpful Links

27 page presentation by Elizabeth Bryce from Vancouver Coastal Health on the history of infection control.

Summary Report: Q3 - October-December 2023

Wed, 27 Dec 2023 14:23:34 GMT

Summary Report

Q3: October- December 2023

Number of seats filled in Q2 2019 to Present

Data Supporting Key Performance Indicators

Caregiver Sessions Held 2015 to Present

Overall Satisfaction with Learning - 2022

Summary Report: Q2 - July-September 2023

taryn@regionallearningcentre.ca (Taryn Bolt) — Tue, 24 Oct 2023 15:58:01 GMT

Summary Report

Q2: July- September 2023

Number of seats filled in Q2 2019 to Present

Data Supporting Key Performance Indicators

Caregiver Sessions Held 2015 to Present

Overall Satisfaction with Learning - 2022

Ontario Health Central Region Initiatives - DEI & IPAC

Human Library – DEI

Engagement with The Human Library and Ontario Health to plan and organize ten virtual Human Library experiences for staff in OH Central Region
Marketing of sessions via email blasts, the Regional Learning Centre website, and messaging from Ontario Health
Two sessions held in April and June
Well received by all participants
Recruitment of Human Books (people who will share their unique perspectives and experiences) and librarians (facilitators) from Ontario is ongoing

IPAC

Provision of administrative support to MOD IPAC program via RLC Education Coordinator position.
Services include editing and uploading of IPAC webinar recordings to YouTube channel, management of mailing list, marketing flyers, and event registration platform.
Continuing to run monthly mask fit testing sessions

Why Taking a Mental Health First Aid Course Might Be the Best Thing You Do

Wed, 30 Aug 2023 18:37:14 GMT

Seven reasons to sign up for a Mental Health First Aid course

Picture this: you're walking down the street and suddenly someone collapses. What do you do? Most likely, you'd call for help and maybe even administer first aid if you know how.

Now, what if someone you know is struggling emotionally? Do you know how to respond? That's where Mental Health First Aid comes in.

I've been facilitating Mental Health First Aid sessions for over five years, and we usually run the session over two days. On several occasions I have had participants come back for the second day, and tell me that they were able to use what they learned from day one of the course with a friend or family member that evening!

1. Understanding is the First Step:

Just like you'd learn to identify signs of a physical injury, Mental Health First Aid helps you recognize the signs of mental health challenges. Anxiety, depression, substance abuse – these are not just buzzwords; they're real struggles people face. The course empowers you to spot these signs early on, making you an emotional superhero of sorts.

2. Break the Stigma:

Let's be real – there's still a lot of stigma surrounding mental health. By taking this course, you're joining the movement to smash that stigma. You'll learn to approach mental health conversations with empathy, respect, and kindness, making it easier for someone to open up about their struggles.

3. Be the Listening Ear:

Often, people just need someone to talk to. Someone who listens without judgment. Guess what? That could be you! A Mental Health First Aid course teaches you active listening skills. You'll learn how to create a safe space for someone to share their feelings and experiences.

4. Learn How to Help:

Remember that analogy about first aid for physical injuries? Well, consider Mental Health First Aid as CPR for emotional wounds. You'll be equipped with tools and strategies to provide initial support, guide someone to professional help, and even de-escalate a crisis situation.

5. It's Not Just for "Experts:"

One of the coolest things about Mental Health First Aid is that it's for everyone. You don't need a degree or a lab coat to make a difference. Whether you're a student, a teacher, a parent, or just someone who cares, this course is for you. We all have a role to play in creating a supportive community.

6. Boost Your Own Mental Health:

Taking care of others starts with taking care of yourself. Through this course, you'll also gain insights into your own mental well-being. You'll learn self-care techniques that can benefit you in your personal and professional life.

7. Be a Change Agent:

Imagine the impact of a world where everyone had the knowledge and skills to support each other's mental health. By taking a Mental Health First Aid course, you're becoming part of a movement to create that world. You're not just helping individuals; you're contributing to a healthier, happier society.

Mental Health First Aid courses aren't just some fancy words; they're a practical, down-to-earth way to make a difference in the lives of those around you – and in your own life too.

So why not give it a shot? You never know when you might be that beacon of hope someone desperately needs.

Ready to take a course? Click the button below to find a course near you!

Summary Report: Q1 April - June 2023

Fri, 04 Aug 2023 13:04:54 GMT

Summary Report

Q1: April - June 2023

Number of seats filled in Q1 2019 to Present

Data Supporting Key Performance Indicators

Caregiver Sessions Held 2015 to Present

Overall Satisfaction with Learning - 2022

Ontario Health Central Region Initiatives - DEI

Engagement with The Human Library and Ontario Health to plan and organize ten virtual Human Library experiences for staff in OH Central Region
Marketing of sessions via email blasts, the Regional Learning Centre website, and messaging from Ontario Health
Two sessions held in April and June
Well received by all participants
Recruitment of Human Books (people who will share their unique perspectives and experiences) and librarians (facilitators) from Ontario is ongoing

IPAC Newsletters

Wed, 16 Nov 2022 19:41:17 GMT

Infection Prevention and Control Resources

Newsletters

Spring 2026

Stay informed about the latest viruses circulating in our communities and the steps you can take to stay protected. This issue covers current infection trends and prevention measures.

Fall 2025 (October to December) IPAC Newsletter

Stay informed about the latest viruses circulating in our communities and the steps you can take to stay protected. This issue covers current infection trends and prevention measures.

Winter 2025 (January to March) IPAC Newsletter

Stay informed about the latest viruses circulating in our communities and the steps you can take to stay protected. This issue covers current infection trends and prevention measures.

December 2022 IPAC Newsletter

Volume 1 Issue 2

Meet your IPAC consultants in their December Newsletter.

How do we reduce risk of spreading infection during meal time?

Safe Food Handling Information for Adult Day Programs

What is "Foodborne Illness?"

November 2022 IPAC Newsletter

Volume 1 Issue 1

Meet your IPAC consultants in their November Newsletter.

Who are Infection Prevention and Control (ICP) Practitioners?

Review the links in the chain of infection. Where are you breaking the chain?

Guidance

Wed, 16 Nov 2022 19:41:12 GMT

Infection Prevention and Control Resources

Guidance

Chapter 2: Storage and Handling of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines

Please see link below for pertinent information relating to details on the 2024/2025 COVID-19 vaccine program.

This document includes information to the storage and handling of Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccines.

General COVID-19: Vaccine Storage and Handling Guidance

Please see link below for pertinent information relating to details on the 2024/2025 COVID-19 vaccine program.

The intended audience for this guidance document includes pharmacies, distribution centers, hospitals, and public health units.

Health Care Provider Fact Sheet: COVID-19 Vaccine

Please see link below for pertinent information relating to details on the 2024/2025 COVID-19 vaccine program.

This fact sheet provides basic information only and can be used as a reference for vaccine administrators to support COVID-19 immunization.

Ontario's COVID-19 Vaccine Program - 2024/2025

Please see link below for pertinent information relating to details on the 2024/2025 COVID-19 vaccine program.

Wastewater Surveillance 2023

Please see links below for pertinent information relating to wastewater surveillance for the detection of COVID-19 in the GTA and province.

The links below can be used to make an informed decision on when to begin specific IPAC measures such as active surveillance and/or mandatory wearing of medical masks in agencies.

Holiday Decorations and Food Infection Control Guidelines

The IPAC department has provided the following guidelines for decoration and food safety during holiday festivities to make this a fun and safe time for all.

Orientation for Infection Prevention and Control Leads in Long-Term Care

IPAC Checklist for Long-Term Care and Retirement Homes

•By those working in or supporting long-term care or retirement homes for the purpose of self-assessment and to guide policies, procedures, preparedness and response planning.

• To assist individuals who are trained in or working with those who are trained in infection prevention and control (IPAC) in conducting IPAC assessments in long-term care and retirement homes.

• As a point-in-time assessment and for ongoing re-evaluation at recommended intervals (e.g., more frequently if results require improvement) is recommended as required.

• In addition to—and does not replace—the advice, guidelines, recommendations, or other direction from provincial Ministries and local public health authorities:

IPAC Self-Assessment Audit for Long-Term Care and Retirement Homes

Ontario Respiratory Virus Tool

The Ontario Respiratory Virus Tool provides comprehensive epidemiological information of respiratory virus activity in Ontario, including COVID-19, influenza and other respiratory viruses. Explore respiratory virus data including weekly case trends, laboratory testing, and outbreaks. The tool also contains additional COVID-19-specific data including: outcomes (hospitalizations, deaths, and ICU and hospital bed occupancy) and COVID-19 vaccination and dose administration.

Important Updates on Covid-19

Local COVID-19 data will now be presented alongside respiratory pathogen surveillance in the Weekly Respiratory Virus Update , available starting Wednesday, September 27th.
All existing COVID-19 HealthSTATS pages are discontinued.
The COVID-19 Community Risk Level has been relaunched as of Thursday, September 21st. The tool will be updated every Thursday by 2 p.m.

Information Pamphlets

Information pamphlets on COVID-19

Checklist for IPAC/COVID-19 Monitoring In Adult Day Services (ADS)

A “Brief” History of Infection Control

27 page presentation by Elizabeth Bryce from Vancouver Coastal Health on the history of infection control.

Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) Program Standard

A national standard developed by Infection Prevention and Control Canada (IPAC Canada).

IPAC Core Competencies - Risk Assessment and Chain of Transmission

A document outlining how to break the Chain of Transmission and the necessary steps to perform a Risk Assessment.

IPAC Core Competencies - Administrative Controls

A document outlining administrative controls to help prevent infections.

IPAC Core Competencies - Control of the Environment

A document outlining environmental controls to help prevent infections.

IPAC Core Competencies - Health Care Provider Controls

A document outlining hand hygiene and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

IPAC Core Competencies - Additional Precautions

A national standard developed by Infection Prevention and Control Canada (IPAC Canada).

IPAC Core Competencies - Occupational Health & Safety

A document outlining the infection prevention and control practices that mst be used routinely during all activities with clients, patients or residents.

Helpful Links

27 page presentation by Elizabeth Bryce from Vancouver Coastal Health on the history of infection control.

IPAC Core Competencies

Fri, 11 Nov 2022 21:13:09 GMT

Infection Prevention and Control Resources

Core Competencies

Helpful Links

A “Brief” History of Infection Control

27 page presentation by Elizabeth Bryce from Vancouver Coastal Health on the history of infection control.

Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) Program Standard

A national standard developed by Infection Prevention and Control Canada (IPAC Canada).

IPAC Core Competencies - Risk Assessment and Chain of Transmission

A document outlining how to break the Chain of Transmission and the necessary steps to perform a Risk Assessment.

IPAC Core Competencies - Administrative Controls

A document outlining administrative controls to help prevent infections.

IPAC Core Competencies - Control of the Environment

A document outlining environmental controls to help prevent infections.

IPAC Core Competencies - Health Care Provider Controls

A document outlining hand hygiene and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

IPAC Core Competencies - Additional Precautions

A national standard developed by Infection Prevention and Control Canada (IPAC Canada).

IPAC Core Competencies - Occupational Health & Safety

A document outlining the infection prevention and control practices that mst be used routinely during all activities with clients, patients or residents.

IPAC Audit Tools

Fri, 11 Nov 2022 20:56:18 GMT

Infection Prevention and Control Resources

IPAC Audit Tools

Helpful Links

COVID-19 Vaccine Guidance

This guidance provides basic information only. This document is not intended to provide or take the place of medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, or legal advice. In the event of any conflict between this guidance document and any applicable orders, or directives issued by the Minister of Health, Minister of Long-Term Care, or the Chief Medical Officer of Health (CMOH), the order or directive prevails.

Family Information Pamphlet October 2023

Click below to download the IPAC Control Measures pamphlet outlining control measures implemented within our sectored agencies to help protect and prevent the spread of infectious disease agents to our clients and staff that we serve. Feel free to share this resource with your staff and clients to be used for this years 2023/2024 flu and cold season.

IPAC Audit Preparedness Checklist

Click the button below to download the latest IPAC Audit Preparedness Checklist.

Congregate Living Organization IPAC Risk Self-Assessment Tool

What is the purpose of this IPAC risk self-assessment tool? There are a number of IPAC components that can affect the level of risk of a health event or outbreak within a congregate living organization.

This self-assessment tool (non-exhaustive and non-validated) is intended to assist in the identification of high-risk areas related to IPAC in order to improve/address them. It will support the prioritization of Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) activities to reduce the burden of COVID-19 in congregate living organizations/settings.

Audits in Infection Prevention and Control

Healthcare-associated infections are generally related to multiple factors; prevention of these infections depends on daily vigilance and implementation of evidence-based infection prevention and control (IPC) practices. These practices are outlined in written guidelines, policies, and procedures.

5 Point of care risk assessment with contact droplet airborne

Shared Health Manitoba PDF covering 5 Point of care risk assessment with contact droplet airborne.

Environmental Cleaning & Disinfection

Fri, 11 Nov 2022 20:25:16 GMT

Infection Prevention and Control Resources

Environmental Cleaning & Disinfection

Helpful Links

Environmental Cleaning and Disinfecting - Top 10 Best Practices

Environmental Cleaning Top 10 Best Practices from Public Health Ontario

Criteria for Selecting a Disinfectant

If reviewing current or new environmental cleaning and disinfection products, follow this checklist to make sure the product you choose meets all the required criteria.

Hand Hygiene/Environmental Cleaning and Disinfecting

Environmental Cleaning and Disinfection product review presented by Dale Moses, CSS IPAC Consultant.

Best Practices for Environmental Cleaning for Prevention and Control of Infections in All Health Care Settings, 3rd Edition

This document is a thorough revision of the Provincial Infectious Diseases Advisory Committee’s (PIDAC) previous best practices document on environmental cleaning and disinfection published in 2012.

learningcentre

Leading Change with Confidence: Practical Support for Healthcare and Social Service Leaders

Why You Should Join Our Change Leadership Training

Presentation Library - Download Slide Decks from Recent IPAC Presentations

Infection Prevention and Control Presentations

IPAC Presentation Library

PPE and the Environment: Understanding Healthcare's Carbon Footprint

Surge: Preparing for the Cold and Flu Season

Understanding Measles - Symptoms, Outbreaks, and Prevention

Outbreak Management for Community Services (ADP)

Additional Precautions: Personal Protective Equipment for Health Services Providers/Caregivers

Outbreak Management and Workers Health and Safety for Community Support Services

A LOOK AT COVID 19 VACCINES AVAILABLE IN ONTARIO.

IPAC Lesson Three

IPAC Lesson Two

IPAC Lesson One

Moderna COVID-19 Bi-Valent Vaccine

Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Influenza A

Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) Champion and Auditor Training for Hospice and Community Support Services

﻿ Personal Protective Equipment for Health Service Providers

Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) Champion Auditor Training for NSM Community Support Services

What you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccine - March of Dimes Canada

Presentation Library - Caregiver Sessions

Caregiver Presentations

Caregiver Presentation Library

Home Safety for Care Partners

Safe Moving and Handling for Caregivers

Infection Prevention and Control ﻿

Connected Care Halton Health Team Navigation Line

The Mississauga Health Seniors Navigation Portal

Family Resource Test

Infection Prevention and Control Resources

Guidance

Chapter 2: Storage and Handling of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines

General COVID-19: Vaccine Storage and Handling Guidance

Health Care Provider Fact Sheet: COVID-19 Vaccine

Ontario's COVID-19 Vaccine Program - 2024/2025

Wastewater Surveillance 2023

Holiday Decorations and Food Infection Control Guidelines

Orientation for Infection Prevention and Control Leads in Long-Term Care

IPAC Checklist for Long-Term Care and Retirement Homes

IPAC Self-Assessment Audit for Long-Term Care and Retirement Homes

Ontario Respiratory Virus Tool

Important Updates on Covid-19

Information Pamphlets

Checklist for IPAC/COVID-19 Monitoring In Adult Day Services (ADS)

A “Brief” History of Infection Control

Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) Program Standard

IPAC Core Competencies - Risk Assessment and Chain of Transmission

IPAC Core Competencies - Administrative Controls

IPAC Core Competencies - Control of the Environment

IPAC Core Competencies - Health Care Provider Controls

IPAC Core Competencies - Additional Precautions

IPAC Core Competencies - Occupational Health & Safety

Helpful Links

Summary Report: Q3 - October-December 2023

Summary Report

Q3: October- December 2023

Number of seats filled in Q2 2019 to Present

Data Supporting Key Performance Indicators

Caregiver Sessions Held 2015 to Present

Overall Satisfaction with Learning - 2022

Summary Report: Q2 - July-September 2023

Summary Report

Q2: July- September 2023

Number of seats filled in Q2 2019 to Present

Data Supporting Key Performance Indicators

Caregiver Sessions Held 2015 to Present

Overall Satisfaction with Learning - 2022

Ontario Health Central Region Initiatives - DEI & IPAC

Why Taking a Mental Health First Aid Course Might Be the Best Thing You Do

Seven reasons to sign up for a Mental Health First Aid course

Summary Report: Q1 April - June 2023

Summary Report

Q1: April - June 2023

Number of seats filled in Q1 2019 to Present

Data Supporting Key Performance Indicators

Caregiver Sessions Held 2015 to Present

Overall Satisfaction with Learning - 2022

Ontario Health Central Region Initiatives - DEI

Personal Protective Equipment for Health Service Providers

Infection Prevention and Control