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SUMMARY:Long COVID: Rehabilitation and Return to Work Considerations (Webinar)
DESCRIPTION:Presented by:Kerry St George  BMR(PT) MClSc MT Physiotherapist (The Wellness Institute Clinic)Shelley Sargent  BSC BMR(PT) MScManager of Clinical Services (The Wellness Institute) \n‘Long COVID’ is a condition in which people continue to experience symptoms for more than 3 months after a COVID-19 infection. According to a recent survey done by the Public Health Agency of Canada\, 14.8% of people go on to develop Long COVID after a COVID-19 infection. Of these people\, approximately half (47%) experience symptoms for more than 1 year and 21% say their symptoms are often or always limiting their daily activities. 74% of these people have missed work due to their symptoms. \nMORE INFO AND REGISTER HERE
URL:https://www.ohcow.on.ca/event/long-covid-rehabilitation-and-return-to-work-considerations-webinar/
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SUMMARY:Occ-COVID Conversations: Let's hear from the Engineers & stop the spread!
DESCRIPTION:Highlighting new OSPE evidence-based guidance\, including virus transmission & respirator info\, plus recommendations for safer air for all.\nGuests include: \nJoey Fox\, P. Eng\, MASc\, HVAC Engineer and @O_S_P_E Indoor Air Quality Chair (@joeyfox85) \nMarianne Levitsky\, MES\, CIH\, ROH\, FAIHA\, founding President\, Workplace Health Without Borders\, Occupational Hygienist\, ECOH Management Inc.\, adjunct lecturer\, Dalla Lana School of Public Health (@mariannelev) \nStéphane Bilodeau\, P.Eng.\, Ph.D.\, Fellow of Engineers Canada\, Bioengineering Lecturer at McGill University\, CTO at Smart Phases\, and World Health Network IAQ Task Force Coordinator (@smbilodeau) \nRegister here.
URL:https://www.ohcow.on.ca/event/occ-covid-conversations-lets-hear-from-the-engineers-stop-the-spread/
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SUMMARY:Occ-COVID Conversations: Critical concepts in Ventilation & Viral Evolution
DESCRIPTION:A “double bill” on two important topics: Indoor air\, public health & COVID-19 + The Science of Mutation: Variant Risk and Impact. \nJoin OHCOW staff\, our expert guests and knowledgeable audience for another important educational event. \n1. Indoor air\, public health and COVID-19: gaps in public health guidance and a checklist for community spaces\, Amy Katz\, Knowledge Translation\, MAP\, Unity Health Toronto and Adjunct Professor\, School of Cities\, University of Toronto and Amy (Tianyuan) Li\, Assistant Professor\, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering\, University of Waterloo; hosted by OHCOW Occupational Hygienist\, Dr. Kevin Hedges \n2. The Science of Mutation: Variant Risk and Impact — What’s new with the evolution of SARS-CoV-2\, Dr. T. Ryan Gregory\, Professor\, Department of Integrative Biology\, University of Guelph; hosted by OHCOW Executive Director\, Valerie Wolfe \nRegister here.
URL:https://www.ohcow.on.ca/event/occ-covid-conversations-critical-concepts-in-ventilation-viral-evolution/
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