COVID-19

COVID testing report 74a

Key messages: New positive results decreased somewhat as of Sep 12, 2021. The 7-day estimate for the period ending Sep 12, 2021 was 85, slightly less than 93 from the previous week. The number of positive results among First Nations to date is 5,183. New positives in Ontario continued to increase for the seventh week

2022-04-11T15:45:47-04:00September 15th, 2021|

COVID testing report 73

Key messages: New positive results almost doubled to 93 as of August 29, 2021 (up from 50 in the previous week). As feared, First Nations data is now appearing to follow the Ontario trend of increasing numbers. The number of positive results among First Nations to date is 5,110. New positives in Ontario continue to

2022-04-11T15:45:47-04:00September 13th, 2021|

COVID testing report 72

Key messages: New positive results increased again to 50 as of August 29, 2021 (from 40 in the previous week). As feared, First Nations data is now appearing to follow the Ontario trend of increasing numbers. The number of positive results among First Nations to date is 5,017. New positives in Ontario continue to increase

2022-04-11T15:45:47-04:00September 3rd, 2021|

COVID testing report 71

Key messages: New positive results increased again to 40 as of August 22, 2021 (from 25 in the previous week). The number of positive results among First Nations to date is 4,968. New positives in Ontario continue to increase for the fourth week in a row. This is an important consideration when interpreting First Nations

2022-04-11T15:45:47-04:00August 25th, 2021|

COVID-19 Vaccines Toolkit: Update 5

COVID-19 is having a serious impact on First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities. Our top priority is the health and safety of all Canadians, including Indigenous peoples. We have heard the concerns from First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities and organizations. We are aware that you are receiving enquiries from people who have questions about

2022-04-11T15:45:47-04:00July 7th, 2021|

ICES + COO Report: Opioid Use Among First Nations in Ontario

The rising use of opioids has become a major concern in Ontario and a public health crisis in First Nations communities in particular. One way that opioids are accessed in Ontario is through prescriptions. The limited high-quality data on prescription opioid use and related adverse events among First Nations people in Ontario is a barrier

2022-07-19T16:17:15-04:00November 12th, 2020|
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