The following clinics are being offered to staff and students interested in receiving an H1N1 (with adjuvant) and/or seasonal influenza vaccination, as supplies last:Monday, December 7, 2009
12:00 - 1:00 PM
Theatre D, Basic Medical Sciences BuildingWednesday, December 9, 2009
12:00 - 1:00 PM
Theatre D, Basic Medical Sciences Building
PLEASE NOTE: all those attending a clinic MUST review the following online information in advance in order to receive an influenza vaccination:Please watch the 6-minute influenza video posted at:
http://www.wrha.mb.ca/media/video/081106_vaccine.phpPlease read the H1N1 influenza vaccine (with adjuvant) factsheet posted at:
http://www.gov.mb.ca/health/publichealth/sri/docs/arepanrix.pdfPlease read the SEASONAL influenza vaccine factsheet posted at:
http://www.gov.mb.ca/health/flu/docs/seasonalflu.pdf
Please bring the following documents to the clinic:
- Your Manitoba Health Card (or out-of-province health card)
- Your University of Manitoba Staff or Student cardPlease remain for observation 15 MINUTES after receiving your immunization.Supervised, trained second-year medical students will be administering vaccinations.For additional information on influenza and vaccinations including clinic locations
please visit the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) website:
http://www.wrha.mb.ca/healthinfo/a-z/influenza/clinics.phpInformation on influenza is also available through the Manitoba Health and Healthy
Living website:
http://www.gov.mb.ca/flu/index.html
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Cochrane Library now freely available to all Canadians
The Canadian Cochrane Network and Centre announces today that everyone in Canada with access to the Internet will be able to view the full content of The Cochrane Library, an on-line resource that provides evaluations on health treatments.
The Canadian Cochrane Network and Centre, in partnership with the Canadian Health Libraries Association, has successfully secured a national license to The Cochrane Library. In essence, the license provides a subscription for every Canadian with access to the Internet to benefit from the immense volume of health information found in The Cochrane Library. Everybody will be one click away from the best available evidence on the effectiveness of treatment procedures including which ones may be harmful.
“There are so many opinions and competing interests on the Internet claiming they have the best answers about people’s health care. Having access to The Cochrane Library will allow individuals to learn what the research says about what they need for better health. This is truly ground-breaking,” remarked Dr Jeremy Grimshaw, Director of the Canadian Cochrane Network Centre (CCNC), Senior Scientist at the Ottawa Health Research Institute (the research arm of The Ottawa Hospital) and Professor at the University of Ottawa.
While this new access will help inform health consumers, healthcare providers will also benefit from this pilot project. Healthcare practitioners will save valuable time to research the best patient treatment options through easy access to this wealth of health information. “Health librarians across the country have long recognized and promoted the importance of access to the Cochrane Library as a key resource for evidence-based practice and decision-making,” said Dianne Kharouba, Canadian Health Libraries Association.
To access the best on-line resource on health treatments, please visit:
www.thecochranelibrary.com.
About The Cochrane Library:
The Cochrane Library contains high quality health care information, including Systematic Reviews from The Cochrane Collaboration. These Reviews bring together research on the effects of health care and are considered the gold standard for determining the relative effectiveness of different interventions. The Cochrane Collaboration (http://www.cochrane.org) is a UK registered international charity and the world's leading producer of systematic Reviews. It has been demonstrated that Cochrane Systematic Reviews are of comparable or better quality and are updated more often than the Reviews published in print journals.