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Operator COVID-19 support funding : application guidelines for operators

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Guidelines and application for program funding for operators of non-contracted licensed supportive living and both contracted and non-contracted home care, hospices and residential addiction and... More ≫

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Guidelines and application for program funding for operators of non-contracted licensed supportive living and both contracted and non-contracted home care, hospices and residential addiction and mental health treatment centres. This one-time funding is to offset the costs for increased staffing, additional cleaning supplies and personal protective equipment.

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Critical worker benefit : application guidelines for the health sector

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The Critical Worker Benefit is intended to recognize the service of select workers identified as critical for the delivery of basic services to Albertans in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The... More ≫

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The Critical Worker Benefit is intended to recognize the service of select workers identified as critical for the delivery of basic services to Albertans in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The following guidelines apply to employers in eligible private for-profit and not-for-profit health care settings. All eligible employers will be required to apply for the Critical Worker Benefit using the Health Care COVID-19 Funding for Critical Workers and Operators Application portal.

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Lead and copper in drinking water in schools and daycares : assessment and response guide

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This guide was developed to support schools and daycares when they undertake an assessment of lead and copper in drinking water in their facilities. It provides details on how to conduct an... More ≫

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This guide was developed to support schools and daycares when they undertake an assessment of lead and copper in drinking water in their facilities. It provides details on how to conduct an assessment of potential lead and copper, how to interpret the results when lead and copper levels exceed Health Canada's maximum acceptable concentration, and how to access support from Alberta Health Services throughout the assessment process.

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Protecting against financial abuse : a guide for older Albertans, their families and friends

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Financial abuse is one of the most frequently reported types of abuse in Alberta. Financial abuse occurs when someone misuses the money, financial resources or property of another without their... More ≫

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Financial abuse is one of the most frequently reported types of abuse in Alberta. Financial abuse occurs when someone misuses the money, financial resources or property of another without their full consent or understanding. This guide will help seniors protect themselves against financial abuse. It will also help family members, caregivers and friends understand financial abuse and take action when they think it may be happening.

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Primary health care transformation : family care clinic reference manual

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Also known as the FCC Reference Manual, this resource has been developed to provide proponents with a general overview of the processes involved in the establishment and operation of Family Care... More ≫

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Also known as the FCC Reference Manual, this resource has been developed to provide proponents with a general overview of the processes involved in the establishment and operation of Family Care Clinics. Includes a description of the FCC program, the goals and objectives of the program, the services to be provided and the operating requirements. Also includes a process roadmap with an overview of key tasks to be completed, related deliverables and timelines. Sections 4-9 provide brief guides to the different aspects of implementing FCCs. Information is included about governance and accountability, business plan development, financial planning and reporting, information management and technology, workforce development, and privacy and security.

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Accommodation standards and licensing information guide. Revision 4

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This information guide is intended for operators of supportive living and long-term care accommodations and staff employed by the Ministry of Health who license supportive living accommodations... More ≫

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This information guide is intended for operators of supportive living and long-term care accommodations and staff employed by the Ministry of Health who license supportive living accommodations and monitor long-term care accommodations. The information contained within will provide explanation and rationales on the Supportive Living Accommodation Licensing Act and Regulation, as well as information to assist both supportive living and long-term care operators to comply with provincial accommodation standards.

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