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… planning is the process of thinking about and writing down your wishes or instructions for present or future health … Care Planning Brochure (PDF, 1.55 MB) Expected/planned home deaths In British Columbia, individuals have the right … order that no CPR be provided by health care providers and first responders. Medical Orders for Scope of Treatment …
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… Safe and responsible use Talking about substance use with your family Cannabis for medical purposes Laws and … legislation, regulations, impacts on travel, growing at home and more visit Government of British Columbia: Cannabis … (LRCUG). Using cannabis during pregnancy may affect your baby. For information about the health risks of using …
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… a close, it is time to get the kids ready for a new school year. For many families, the transition can be challenging. There is plenty you can do to help your child adjust and stay safe and healthy at any stage. … health information from your health authority: First Nations Health Authority: Returning to the classroom… …
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… mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine is provided free as part of your child’s routine immunizations. Call your health care … of immunizing your child (HealthLinkBC File #50b) Your baby’s immune system and vaccines (HealthLinkBC File #50a) … vaccines might be different from those recommended in your home country. If you are missing any recommended vaccines, …
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… flare-up action plan Immunizations Living with COPD For your information Understanding COPD Chronic obstructive lung … pulmonary disease (COPD) Oxygen therapy: Using oxygen at home Pulmonary rehabilitation Travelling with oxygen COPD … and being prepared for flare-ups is important in managing your health. Having a flare-up action plan is crucial for …
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… are important for people of all ages. They help your immune system recognize and quickly kill bacteria and … at 2 months of age and continue until your child is 4 to 6 years old. Children in grades 6 and 9 also get immunizations … the benefits of vaccinating your child and more. Your Baby's Immune System and Vaccines (HealthLinkBC File #50a) …
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… illnesses, including the flu and the common cold. Protect yourself and your community against COVID-19 by getting your updated … COVID-19 COVID-19 symptoms Testing and treatment Staying at home if you are sick Mental health resources Getting …
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… system caused by the influenza A and B viruses. Every year, influenza spreads in our communities, generally in the … free for everyone 6 months and older. It's important to get your flu vaccine to protect yourself this fall and winter. … the common cold and COVID-19. If you are sick, stay home until your fever is gone to help prevent the spread of …
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… On this page: Causes of concussions Prevention Recovery For your information Causes of concussions Activities that can … activities Prevention Taking safety precautions can reduce your chances of getting a concussion and can also protect … key areas where people are unintentionally injured: in the home, at play and on the move. Parachute: Concussion Your …
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… prevent the spread of respiratory illness by: Staying at home if you feel unwell and try to avoid spending time with … a mask in crowded public spaces, and cough and sneeze into your elbow Cleaning your hands regularly Avoid touching your … bring your child to the BC Children's Emergency Department First Nations Health Authority: Respiratory Virus Season: …
