South Saskatchewan Chapter of CSSE
Regina, Saskatchewan
Joined May 2018
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Dependence on a chemical substance can happen to anyone at any age.
Addiction is a battle that does not need to be fought alone. In a crisis, call 811. Need someone to talk to? Consider starting a conversation with a friend, family member, doctor, Community or religious leader.
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What is functional neurological disorder, and is it connected to the COVID-19 vaccine? Experts explain ctvnews.ca/health/coronaviru…
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Great tips from @CCOHS on recognizing heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Stay cool 😎@CTVDarrell @weathernetwork @MotorSafetySK @CsseSask
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Replacing flooring? Test for asbestos first. #Asbestos is still present in many buildings since it was commonly used in more than 3,000 building materials and other products before 1990. ow.ly/x4FM50ELlO3
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Employers, worker burnout can result in higher staff turnover - and costs. Use these tools to help your staff bring more balance to their lives: ow.ly/ZYLw50E8Nmh
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Saskatchewan’s dedicated physicians go above and beyond to care for their patients every day. Thank you.
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You don't need a big budget to create a psychologically healthy workplace. Find tips and tools to get you started in our Psychological Health & Safety Resource Centre. #MyWorkplaceHealthMatters ow.ly/cMqk50E8KXn
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If you are looking for a template for the new First Aid kit Risk Assessment requirements @SKGov OHS Regulations that came into effect April 1st #CSAZ1220-17 register for our free webinar next week @CsseSask @CSSE_NorthernSK @SkSafetyCouncil @worksafesask @CityofRegina @CSSE
New Sask OHS Reg's. Sask employers MUST complete a workplace first aid kit risk assessment. MSA will be hosting a training webinar on how to use the First Aid Kit Risk Assessment template on April 28th @ 8:30am. For more info or to register. ow.ly/gtjy50EtpWT @saskwcb
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Hi everyone - please see the news release here about this incident: reginapolice.ca/2021/04/coll…
An 8 year old boy was struck by a vehicle last night. He was transported to hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries. Investigation is ongoing.
CSSE South Saskatchewan Chapter retweeted
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is doubling up intensive care rooms and expanding capacity in Regina to keep up with increasing COVID-19 hospitalizations. #yqr #sk regina.ctvnews.ca/sha-doubli…
CSSE South Saskatchewan Chapter retweeted
Working on a laptop? Avoid bending your neck to view the screen by placing your laptop on a box at eye level. Use a separate keyboard and mouse so your elbows are aligned with your keyboard's height. ow.ly/9qrg50DNdbC
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Now is not the time to let down your guard. Keeping #COVID19sk transmission low means including public health measures into everything you do. Read more about the Swiss cheese model on SHA's website: saskhealthauthority.ca/news/…
ALT A complex diagram that features many layers of Swiss cheese lined up. Demonstrating that no single public health measure can fight the spread on it's own -each layer has "holes". The drawing represents that all safeguards are important, represented by a different layer of protection (represented here with layers of cheese, with holes in it). No one layer is the ultimate protection, so they all must be done together: physical distancing, wearing masks, hand hygiene, avoiding touching of face, avoiding time in crowded spaces, effective contact tracing, outdoor visits preferred, government messaging and financial support, quarantine and isolation, and vaccines. Personal and shared responsibilities, combined, will help limit spread of the virus.
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Did you know that Saskatchewan businesses are required to develop and implement a COVID-19 exposure control plan? Here's what your plan should include: ow.ly/qblV50DNdlp
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Outdoor workers, wear a mask on the job site when you can't physically distance. #COVID19SK ow.ly/iBfb50DK9m3
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Anyone over the age of 59 can get their immunization right now at the #Regina Drive Thru immunization site. Our wait times are short and our dedicated supply of AstraZeneca vaccine for this site is about 2/3 gone!
Come on down and see us. Don’t hesitate. Vaccinate! #covid19sk
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Spend Sunday with us getting your COVID-19 vaccine. Anyone 59yrs or older plus phase 1 health care workers can come see us starting at 8:30 am at the Regina Drive-Thru! Don't hesitate. Vaccinate.
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Employers, need a hand in developing your COVID-19 exposure control plan? These checklists will help you assess and reduce the hazards in your workplace: ow.ly/SCXD50DK8zw
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Working from home? Do your body a favour: Get out of your chair and move or stretch at least every half-hour. ow.ly/5NPd50DK6Uq
