Ainsi, nous recommandons le port du masque dans la communauté comme une des mesures à prendre pour limiter la transmission du virus de l’influenza par des personnes infectées contagieuses afin de réduire les probabilités de contamination des personnes susceptibles. Cette position repose essentiellement sur le fait qu’en milieu de soins et qu’à l’occasion de certaines épidémies comme celle du SRAS en 2003, le port du masque a semblé réduire sensiblement la propagation de virus respiratoires.
Nous croyons que le port du masque en communauté pourra être particulièrement indiqué dans les situations suivantes : premièrement, chez les personnes qui sont en contact étroit avec des personnes malades; deuxièmement chez les personnes qui sont en contact étroit et fréquent avec d’autres personnes possiblement contagieuses, du fait de leur travail auprès du public, ou dans des situations de contact étroit comme celles rencontrées dans les transports en commun.
Ainsi, nous recommandons le port du masque dans la communauté comme une des mesures à prendre pour limiter la transmission du virus de l’influenza par des personnes infectées contagieuses afin de réduire les probabilités de contamination des personnes susceptibles. Cette position repose essentiellement sur le fait qu’en milieu de soins et qu’à l’occasion de certaines épidémies comme celle du SRAS en 2003, le port du masque a semblé réduire sensiblement la propagation de virus respiratoires.
Nous croyons que le port du masque en communauté pourra être particulièrement indiqué dans les situations suivantes : premièrement, chez les personnes qui sont en contact étroit avec des personnes malades; deuxièmement chez les personnes qui sont en contact étroit et fréquent avec d’autres personnes possiblement contagieuses, du fait de leur travail auprès du public, ou dans des situations de contact étroit comme celles rencontrées dans les transports en commun.
We therefore recommend that the mask be worn in the community as one of the measures to be taken to limit the transmission of the influenza virus by contagious infected persons in order to reduce the probability of contamination of susceptible persons. This position is essentially based on the fact that in healthcare settings and that during certain epidemics such as that of SARS in 2003, wearing a mask appeared to significantly reduce the spread of respiratory viruses. We believe that wearing the mask in community may be particularly indicated in the following situations: first, in people who are in close contact with sick people; secondly in people who are in close and frequent contact with other possibly contagious people, because of their work with the public, or in situations of close contact like those encountered in public transport.
We therefore recommend that the mask be worn in the community as one of the measures to be taken to limit the transmission of the influenza virus by contagious infected persons in order to reduce the probability of contamination of susceptible persons. This position is essentially based on the fact that in healthcare settings and that during certain epidemics such as that of SARS in 2003, wearing a mask appeared to significantly reduce the spread of respiratory viruses. We believe that wearing the mask in community may be particularly indicated in the following situations: first, in people who are in close contact with sick people; secondly in people who are in close and frequent contact with other possibly contagious people, because of their work with the public, or in situations of close contact like those encountered in public transport.
BC 的主帅是参加第一次大战的,所以眼光远些。
In the early 2000s Henry served as part of the World Health Organization – UNICEFpolio eradication programme in Pakistan.[4] She continued to work with the World Health Organization in 2001, moving to Uganda to support their efforts to tackle the Ebola virus disease.[5] Henry helped to establish the Canada Pandemic Plan, which contains recommendations for health-related activities during the spread of a virus.[6]
In 2013 Henry was made Executive Director of the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control.[1][9] She was made Deputy Provincial Health Officer in 2014.[1][10] She helped to lead British Columbia through a catastrophic wildfire season, which impacted the air quality, as well as advising the Government of Canada on the Influenza A virus subtype H7N9 epidemic.[11]
In 2018, Henry was appointed as the Provincial Health Officer for British Columbia, and is the first woman to hold the role.[1][11] She chairs the pandemic influenza task group.[12] The group looks to minimise the number of people who become seriously ill during a pandemic, as well as limiting the social disruptions.[12] She called for more efficient electronic systems to understand vaccine uptake, as well as manage Canada's vaccine inventory.[12]