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#1 Monday 13th of April 2020 02:42
- Jessica
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In-Patient Rehab for patients post-Stroke during COVID-19-
Hi everyone,
I work at an in-patient rehabilitation hospital in Canada. We are not admitting any patients with a known diagnosis of COVID-19, but the patients are not necessarily tested prior to being admitted to the rehab hospital. In the last couple of days we have had a couple of patients who have tested positive while in rehab as they developed symptoms after several days/ weeks. We have several protective measures in place such as: no visitor policy; and it is now mandatory for us to wear a face mask during out treatment sessions with all of our patients. Are there any other guidelines or protective measures that are being taken in other in-patient hospitals to prevent this from happening and to keep the patients and the staff from getting the virus?
Thanks
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#2 Tuesday 14th of April 2020 14:01
- Claudia
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Re: In-Patient Rehab for patients post-Stroke during COVID-19-
Hello Jessica,
McMaster University has prepared guidelines for rehabilitation that may be helpful for your practice. The guidelines can be accessed in the central registry of COVID-19 resources on the WFOT website at https://www.wfot.org/assets/resources/M … 8-2020.pdf
I hope this resource is of assistance to guide your practice during this unprecedented time.
Claudia
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#3 Tuesday 14th of April 2020 17:41
- Caroline Budge
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Re: In-Patient Rehab for patients post-Stroke during COVID-19-
Thank you Claudia
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