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CMOH order 13-2020 : 2020 COVID-19 response

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health outlining updated operational and outbreak standards for residential addiction treatment service providers. These standards are included... More ≫

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health outlining updated operational and outbreak standards for residential addiction treatment service providers. These standards are included in Appendix A. The intent of these standards is to help prevent the spread of infection while allowing individuals to continue to receive treatment and overcome their addiction. Note: residential addiction treatment services facilities were removed from the scope of previous CMOH Orders 09-2020 and 10-2020. NOTE: this order and appendices were rescinded by CMOH order 27-2020.

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CMOH order 12-2020 which amends CMOH order 10-2020 : 2020 COVID-19 response

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health outlining updated operational and outbreak standards for long-term care and licensed supportive living facilities. These are included with... More ≫

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health outlining updated operational and outbreak standards for long-term care and licensed supportive living facilities. These are included with this order as Appendix A. The intent of these standards is to help ensure seniors and other vulnerable individuals living and working in these congregate settings are kept as physically safe as possible. Note: These updates revise the operational and outbreak standards appended to Record of Decision CMOH Order 10-2020 (see Related tab).

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CMOH order 14-2020 which rescinds CMOH order 09-2020 : 2020 COVID-19 response

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health outlining updated restrictions on visitors at long-term care and licensed supportive living facilities in Alberta, for the purpose of... More ≫

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health outlining updated restrictions on visitors at long-term care and licensed supportive living facilities in Alberta, for the purpose of lessening the impact of the public health emergency caused by the prevalence of COVID-19 in Alberta. This includes Appendix A: Guideline regarding visitation in licensed supportive living and long-term care. Note: This order was rescinded by CMOH Order 29-2020 effective July 23, 2020.

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Exemption : flood response Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo

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This notice from the Chief Medical Officer of Health provides information on conditions for exemptions to CMOH Order 07-2020 regarding gatherings and physical distancing requirements for persons... More ≫

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This notice from the Chief Medical Officer of Health provides information on conditions for exemptions to CMOH Order 07-2020 regarding gatherings and physical distancing requirements for persons engaged in flood suppression and prevention activities in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.

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Rural remote northern program (RRNP) community rate table

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The Rural Remote Northern Program, effective as of September 1, 2007, compensates physicians who practice in under-serviced areas in Alberta. The program's primary objective is the recruitment and... More ≫

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The Rural Remote Northern Program, effective as of September 1, 2007, compensates physicians who practice in under-serviced areas in Alberta. The program's primary objective is the recruitment and retention of physicians to under-serviced areas/communities in Alberta and to ensure equitable health services for all Albertans. This table lists the RRNP eligible communities and the corresponding benefits.

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Ministerial Order 629/2020 [Health]

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This ministerial order allows the Chief Medical Officer of Health to require contractors providing home care services to disclose information about their staff members, so long as it is related to... More ≫

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This ministerial order allows the Chief Medical Officer of Health to require contractors providing home care services to disclose information about their staff members, so long as it is related to the purpose of identifying potential impacts to home care staffing, and developing options to address any potential gaps in workforce supply in this sector.

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Ministerial Order 630/2020 [Health]

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This ministerial order amends section 52.6(1) of the Public Health Act, such that there is legislated employment protections for individuals who are required to be absent under an order of the... More ≫

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This ministerial order amends section 52.6(1) of the Public Health Act, such that there is legislated employment protections for individuals who are required to be absent under an order of the Chief Medical Officer of Health from the threat of termination, restriction, and discrimination by their employer or contractor. Note: This ministerial order repeals and replaces Ministerial Order 624/2020.

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Ministerial Order 33/2020 [Justice and Solicitor General]

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Ministerial Order extending the terms of office of the chief judge and other judges appointed under Section 9.11 of the Provincial Court Act, to allow for continuity in leadership as the... More ≫

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Ministerial Order extending the terms of office of the chief judge and other judges appointed under Section 9.11 of the Provincial Court Act, to allow for continuity in leadership as the Provincial Court of Alberta develops and implements new procedures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Ministerial Order 2020-26 [Labour and Immigration]

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This Ministerial Order, related to the Labour Relations Code and Employment Standards Code, is to comply with orders issued by the Chief Medical Officer of Health to combat the spread of COVID-19.... More ≫

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This Ministerial Order, related to the Labour Relations Code and Employment Standards Code, is to comply with orders issued by the Chief Medical Officer of Health to combat the spread of COVID-19. This order applies with respect to the employers at a health care facility described in Chief Medical Officer of Health Order 10-2020, issued under section 29 of the Public Health Act, related to: a) work for more than one employer; or b) work at more than one worksite, as described in CMOH Order 10 (see related tab). Note: this order repeals Ministerial Order 22.2020 effective April 24, 2020.

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Ministerial Order 6/2020 [Health]

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This ministerial order modifies the Nursing Homes General Regulation and the Nursing Homes Operation Regulation to enable nurse practitioners and other regulated health professionals to work to... More ≫

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This ministerial order modifies the Nursing Homes General Regulation and the Nursing Homes Operation Regulation to enable nurse practitioners and other regulated health professionals to work to their full scopes of practice in nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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