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Vitalité's COVID-19 Bulletin Dr. Nicole answers your questions Public Health Advice Frequently asked questions regarding the COVID-19 vaccines COVID-19 according to Luc LeBlanc	Stay home Symptoms When to call 811 How to protect yourself from the virus How to self-isolate How to manage your health at home Preparing for surgery	Wearing a mask Hospital visits are restricted Testing Clinics (by appointment only) COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics

On the path toward Green level!

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Reorientation of non-urgent cases at the Emergency

In these hospitals as of June 7:

Dumont UHC

Stella-Maris-de-Kent Hospital

Chaleur Regional Hospital

Tracadie Hospital

Enfant-Jésus RHSJ† Hospital

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Get the vaccine

Sign-up to get the vaccine

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Mandatory Medical Masks

To minimize the risk of COVID-19 transmission, patients and visitors must wear a medical mask in all Vitalité Health Network facilities.

(Exception: children less that 2 years of age)

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Handwashing

Did you know that even if your hands look clean, they can carry germs? It’s important to wash your hands often with water and soap for 20 seconds. It’s one of the best ways to protect yourself and people around you. Together, we can save lives!
Physical distancing

Did you know that you can avoid being infected by COVID-19 by practising physical distancing, which means staying at least 6 feet away from others? This is approximately the length of a picnic table. Remember to keep your distances from others, even when you’re wearing a mask. Together, we can save lives!
Preparing for surgery

Preparing for surgery looks different during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Someone you care about is hospitalized?

Send them a Care Mail.

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Avoid contagion

Do not go for blood test unless it is urgent. If in doubt about the urgent nature of your blood test, contact your family physician.

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Restrictions on patient visits

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Wash your hands well and frequently especially after coughing or sneezing.

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Clean your hand with alcohol-based rub if there is no water and soap.

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Disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces like doorknobs, remote controls and toys.

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Keep hands away from your face, nose and mouth.

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Cough, fever, difficult breathing?

Do NOT go to the Emergency. Call Tele-Care 811.

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