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Prepare yourself, your family or your organization for H1N1 influenza.

H1N1 Influenza - Common Questions - December 2, 2009
H1N1 Fact Sheets and Posters

Useful information on the prevention and treatment of H1N1 influenza. Can be read online, or downloaded and distributed.

Information for Parents, Pre-schools, Schools, Post Secondary and Student Resident Settings - Updated December 24, 2009
Information for the Workplace - Updated October 7, 2009
Information for Community Events and Gatherings - September 16, 2009
Information for Remote and Isolated Communities

Public Health Agency of Canada guidances for the public, facility managers and health providers.

H1N1 Flu Virus Surveillance Results

Deaths related to H1N1 influenza since the virus was reported in Saskatchewan in spring 2009.

Links to Other Information on H1N1 Influenza

The Public Health Agency of Canada, Centers for Disease Control and World Health Organization.

Many of the infection control steps are similar to other flu-like illnesses, but, unlike with seasonal flu, seniors are not among the groups considered at higher risk of complications from H1N1 flu.

Related Links
H1N1 Flu Vaccinations in Saskatchewan

Information about H1N1 immunizations in Saskatchewan, the publicly-funded vaccine, benefits, risks, and how to find out more.

H1N1 Flu Information for Health Providers

Clinical guidances and other information from the Ministry and the Public Health Agency of Canada.

Higher-risk Groups - H1N1 Vaccinations

List of groups that should receive an H1N1 flu vaccination, because of increased risk of complications from the flu, or likelihood of infecting others who are at risk.


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