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Patient Information Sheet Remdesivir Treatment – in Your Home

    Patient Information Sheet   Remdesivir Treatment: in Your Home  This information is for patients who have been prescribed Remdesivir and will receive the treatment  at home.  1) What is Remdesivir and how does it help?    Remdesivir is an intravenous (IV) medication given to those who are 18 years or older and at high‐ risk of being hospitalized due to COVID‐19 because of their medical conditions or age. Once you  have COVID‐19, Remdesivir helps your body fight the infection and get better faster, thereby  lowering the risk that you will need to be hospitalized.   Remdesivir does not prevent people from getting COVID‐19; vaccination is still recommended to  reduce the risk of serious health outcomes from the virus.  2) What are the possible side effects from this treatment?  Possible side effects include:  a) IV infusion: at the injection site: bruising, swelling, redness, soreness.  b) Remdesivir: diarrhea and / or allergic reactions, including:  Fever, chills, nausea or feeling sick, headache, difficulty breathing, chest tightness, decreased  or increased blood pressure, swelling of your face, throat irritation, rash with hives, itching or  an itchy rash, muscle pain, uneven heartbeat, increased sweating, dizziness or light  headedness  In case the patient has an adverse reaction, a capable adult (18 years or older) should be at  home or otherwise with the patient for six hours after the medication is administered.  ** If the side effects worsen, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.**  3) How do I prepare for the treatment?   When the nurse comes to your home to administer the treatment, please:  a) When possible, wear a medical mask during the visit. The nurse can provide you with one, if  needed.  b) If someone else must be present during the nurse’s visit, ensure they maintain a distance of  two metres and wear a medical mask, if they are able.   c) Follow the nurse’s detailed instructions for receiving care at home.  d) As above, and in case of an adverse reaction, a capable adult should be at home or otherwise  with the patient for six hours after the treatment is administered.  4) Questions or concerns?  Please contact your Care Coordinator directly, or call 310.2222 (no  area code) and ask to speak to them.  

CE-MAID-Prescription-Order-Form

[…] Phone: __________ _________ Alternate: ___________________ Address : ___________________________ _ ____ ______________________ Province: ___________________ Allergies: _____________________________________________________ ___________________________ Deliver Medication to: _____________________________________________________________________ Deliver supplies to: ________________________________________________________________________  Scheduled Date and Time of Administration: ____________________________  Consent : Patient has given written consent to receive Medical Assistance in Dying and has met criteria to be eligible a) […]

CE-MAID-Prescription-Order-Form

[…] Phone: __________ _________ Alternate: ___________________ Address : ___________________________ _ ____ ______________________ Province: ___________________ Allergies: _____________________________________________________ ___________________________ Deliver Medication to: _____________________________________________________________________ Deliver supplies to: ________________________________________________________________________  Scheduled Date and Time of Administration: ____________________________  Consent : Patient has given written consent to receive Medical Assistance in Dying and has met criteria to be eligible a) […]

CENLHIN-BoD-Mins-Oct25-2016

[…] Board Member Ms. Tanya Goldberg, Board Member Dr. Uzo Anucha, Board Member Staff Participants: Ms. Kim Baker, Chief Executive Officer Ms. Karin Dschankilic, Senior Director, Performance, Contracts and Allocations & Chief Financial Officer Ms. Chantell Tunney , Interim Senior Director, Planning, Integration & Community Engagement Ms. Laurie Rose, Corporate Governance and Board Relations Ms. […]

CENLHIN-BoD-Mins-Oct25-2016

[…] Board Member Ms. Tanya Goldberg, Board Member Dr. Uzo Anucha, Board Member Staff Participants: Ms. Kim Baker, Chief Executive Officer Ms. Karin Dschankilic, Senior Director, Performance, Contracts and Allocations & Chief Financial Officer Ms. Chantell Tunney , Interim Senior Director, Planning, Integration & Community Engagement Ms. Laurie Rose, Corporate Governance and Board Relations Ms. […]

People Strategy 2023-24 – FR

People Strategy 2023-24 – FR

CWLHIN-BoD-Mins-Feb28-2018

[…] improvement.  Digital Health – Mr. McLeod updated members on a number of new digital health initiatives that are being implemented in Central West LHIN including: E- visit, E-shift, E-referral and E-consult. These initiatives will improve access to primary care, specialists, home and community in a timely manner, and help manage complex patients.  […]

CWLHIN-BoD-Mins-Sept28-2016

[…] Edmonds, Tellis George, Michele Williams Regrets: Ken Topping (Member) 1.0 Call to Order Maria Britto, Board Chair, c alled the Board Meeting to order at 5:00 p.m. and welcomed everyone to the meeting. There were no Observers in attendance. Maria noted Ken Topping’s ‘Regrets’ for this meeting, and reminded Members that this would have […]

SW-BoD-MINS-Oct16-2018

[…] Brintnell, Vice President, Quality, Performance & Accountability Donna Ladouceur , Interim Co -CEO/ Vice President, Home & Community Care Sue McCutcheon, Acting Vice President, Strategy System Design and Integration Ron Sapsford, Interim CEO Stacey Griffin, Executive Office Coordinator (Recorder) 1.0 Call to Order – Welcome and Introductions The Chair cal led the meeting to […]

SW-BoD-MINS-Oct16-2018

[…] Brintnell, Vice President, Quality, Performance & Accountability Donna Ladouceur , Interim Co -CEO/ Vice President, Home & Community Care Sue McCutcheon, Acting Vice President, Strategy System Design and Integration Ron Sapsford, Interim CEO Stacey Griffin, Executive Office Coordinator (Recorder) 1.0 Call to Order – Welcome and Introductions The Chair cal led the meeting to […]

HNHBLHIN-BoD-Mins-Jun24-2015

[…] Isaak, Director, Health System Transformation Jennifer Everson, Physician Lead Rosalind Tarrant, Director, Access to Care Emily Christoffersen, Director, Quality & Risk Management Linda Hunter, Director, Health Links and Strategic Initiatives Trish Nelson, Director, Communications, Community Engagement and Corporate Services Guests: Tai Huynh, Campaign Manager, Choosing Wisely Canada David Jewell, Director, Regional Geriatric Program Central […]

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