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… Keep heavy items in lower cupboards 4. Have your doctor or pharmacist review your medications: Medications include … medications If you are a B.C. resident with a valid BC Services Card and you have taken at least five medications … be able to receive Medication Review Services. Talk to your pharmacist for more information Other things you can do: …
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… may include a nurse, occupational therapist, dietitian, pharmacist, physician, speech-language pathologist, dentist, …
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… use or abstinence. Harm reduction includes programs and services to lessen the harms related to substance use and … evidence, human rights, and anti-stigma. Some examples of services available to prevent harms from substance use … and needle recovery programs Substance checking services to learn what may be in an illicit drug sample …
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… abstinence (avoiding the use of substances). Harm reduction services include non-judgmental and shame-free approaches and services. Examples are: Access to safer substance use supplies Take home naloxone Drug checking services Referrals to health and social services Should …
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… help support families and children. Examples of available services include: Key Workers - helps families understand … by providing information and connecting them to support services Parent Support - includes mentoring, offering … and grandparents Some communities have additional support services and groups for parents / caregivers, and their …
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… The owner of the onsite system must use the services of an authorized person (AP) to construct, alter or … may register in more than 1 category and provide several services. The AP assesses both the owner’s needs and the … carrying out the maintenance plan. Homeowners must use the services of a qualified maintenance provider (ROWP). …
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… as volunteers or leaders. Volunteers may help provide services during emergencies. These services can include: Lodging Clothing Emotional support … Columbia, the provincial government’s Emergency Support Services provides immediate, short-term assistance to …
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… products and cosmetics at www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/consumer-product-safety.html . Put the crib … use, call your local public health unit to find out about services in your area. You can also call the Alcohol and … 1-800-663-1441. Speak with your health care provider or pharmacist if you or your partner need help to quit smoking. …
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… soluble fibre are also available. Speak with a dietitian, pharmacist or your health care provider to learn more. Eat … are available. Speak to your health care provider or pharmacist to see if plant sterol supplements are suitable … speak to a HealthLink BC registered dietitian. Translation services are available in more than 130 languages Nutrition …
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… a healthy pregnancy, see www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/pregnancy/guide-healthy-pregnancy.html . How can I … and support you need. For more information or a referral to services, visit: Your Local Public Health Unit - To find the services that are available in your area, search the …