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Introducing the Ethical Infection Prevention and Control Decision-Making Framework - Vimarsana News

Introducing the Ethical Infection Prevention and Control Decision-Making Framework

APIC and IPAC Canada introduce the EIPAC Decision-Making Framework to guide health care professionals through ethical dilemmas in infection prevention, promoting fair and transparent decision-making.

Tire Stewardship BC hosts tire corridor collection events - Vimarsana News

Tire Stewardship BC hosts tire corridor collection events

Free tire recycling events in Sea to Sky—turn in old tires for eco-friendly repurposing! Learn more at the Tire Stewardship BC event on April 20 in Whistler.

Johnston Column: COVID response confounds SARS expert - Vimarsana News

Johnston Column: COVID response confounds SARS expert

As COVID-19 surges globally, a leading infectious disease specialist is confounded by the lack of pandemic mitigation measures in Ontario.

Infection control association lobbying feds for more money for the provinces - Vimarsana News

Infection control association lobbying feds for more money for the provinces

Infection Prevention and Control Canada was registered this past week by Jayme Wilson, a consultant with IMPACT Public Affairs. The goal of its lobbying effort is primarily to garner federal support for increased transfer payments to provinces to directly support infection prevention and control activities across the spectrum of healthcare settings.

B.C. paramedics' new summer uniforms call for cold-water washing, despite hot-wash protocols - Vimarsana News

B.C. paramedics' new summer uniforms call for cold-water washing, despite hot-wash protocols

Hot-water cycle necessary for killing germs, biohazards, according to long-followed federal guidelines for infection prevention and control.