依旧没有流感诊所重新开张的消息

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http://www.edmontonjournal.com/h ... /2172980/story.html

/ ^: @2 c" Q& h8 O! G( N阿尔伯特首席医务官Corriveau星期一没有说诊所什么时候重新开张。他说：“我们只能说我们尽可能快地在这星期重新开门”。

Corriveau说大部分可能感染H1N1的高危人群已经得到免疫，包括医务人员和土著居民。
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Corriveau could not say Monday when clinics will reopen.

1 j( H2 }+ [+ M; ~% d% z+ f“We said we would open them as soon as possible this week,” he said.
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  `# Q9 x2 j5 a8 r# Q, KCorriveau said most people at high risk of contracting H1N1 have been immunized, including health care workers and aboriginal people.

irish

Starting on Thursday, November 5, Alberta Health Services will focus on H1N1 vaccination of children aged 6 months to under five years as of November 1st.  On Friday, November 6, we will expand the program to include pregnant women.
 
Health care workers who provide direct "hands on" patient care or those who have face-to-face interactions with patients will  also continue to be immunized.
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! t$ |7 C: j& K, @3 d' M2 q& W5 TAt this time, the vaccine will not be available to other Albertans. When more vaccine becomes available from the manufacturer, the targeted immunization program will be further expanded to other high-risk groups. Details will be announced as more information becomes available with respect to the supply of vaccine.
 
: A4 ?+ _. H9 s% X4 ]7 y, X( |  rAll Albertans who want to be immunized will have that opportunity when increased supply of the vaccine arrives from the manufacturer. To ensure vaccine can be provided to high risk groups, no exceptions will be granted.

irish

H1N1 immunization program resumes for health care workers


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, J3 U8 x( B" x! K; E9 T) S# L* pThe H1N1 immunization program for AHS staff and physicians will resume Wednesday, November 4, 2009.  


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The program delivery has been revised and will employ a phased approach.
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Phase 1 will focus on immunizing health care workers who provide direct hands on care and/or face-to-face interaction with patients.  Phase 1 will remain in effect until the national shortage of vaccine supply is resolved, at which time the focus will shift to vaccinating additional health care workers.  

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9 x5 {. y/ V6 q2 `( c0 D% |Phase 1 begins Wednesday, November 4, 2009. Information about immunization opportunities will be shared in several ways including zone email announcements, postings at your site and local intranets. Please watch for more information.


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Phase 2 of the program will focus on health care workers and support staff who have limited or no direct hands on care or face-to-face interaction with patients.

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谢谢irish及时提供信息！