Complexe de Santé Reine Élizabeth
2100 Marlowe Ave H4A 3L5 Montreal, QC, Canada

We are committed to protecting all Canadians from #COVID19. The Government will continue to have people’s backs just like Canadians have each other’s backs. Pro...tect yourself and your families by continuously following public health measures and using the tools available to us until a safe and effective vaccine becomes available. Get your family tested when needed and #physicaldistance when you can. For more: http://ow.ly/Mhs550BBdHh

Nous sommes déterminés à protéger l’ensemble de la population canadienne contre la #COVID19. Le gouvernement continuera d’être là pour les Canadiens, tout comme... les Canadiens sont là les uns pour les autres. Protégez-vous et protégez vos proches en continuant de suivre les mesures de santé publique et en utilisant les outils disponibles jusqu’à ce qu’il existe un vaccin sûr et efficace. Faites passer un test de dépistage à votre famille, au besoin, et observez un #éloignementphysique, dans la mesure du possible. Pour en savoir plus : http://ow.ly/n8gl50BBdQV

Le gouvernement du Québec a rendu les masques obligatoires dans les espaces publics intérieurs depuis la semaine dernière. Au CSRE, nous rappelons à tous nos visiteurs de bien vouloir porter votre masque en tout temps à l'intérieur de la clinique, à l'exception d'un retrait momentané à la demande d'une infirmière ou d'un médecin. *De plus* n'oubliez pas, pour que le masque soit efficace pour se propager et potentiellement vous protéger du coronavirus, il doit couvrir le nez ...et la bouche à tout moment. Ensemble, nous pouvons contribuer à minimiser les risques! https://www.canada.ca//comment-mettre-enlever-nettoyer-mas

The Government of Québec has made masks mandatory in indoor public spaces as of last week. At the QEHC, we remind all our visitors to please wear your mask at all times when inside the clinic, with the exception of a momentary removal if requested by a nurse or a doctor. *And* please remember, for the mask to be effective at spreading and potentially protecting you from the coronavirus, it must cover the nose and mouth at all times. Together we can help minimize the risk!... https://www.canada.ca//how-put-remove-clean-non-medical-ma See more

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Some great tips on safety for those little trick or treaters... Defective or improperly installed lights and decorations can pose a fire and injury hazard. Candles, jack-o-lanterns, lighters and matches as well as extension cords that are overloaded or not certified by a recognized organization like the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) or the Underwriters' Laboratory of Canada (ULC) all represent fire hazards. The following tips can help you reduce these risks:... Place lighted candles and jack-o-lanterns away from curtains and other flammable objects, and do not leave them unattended. Or even better, instead of candles, consider using a small flashlight or battery candle to light your jack-o-lantern. Remember to always keep candles, matches, lighters and other fire hazards out of children’s reach. Check indoor and outdoor decorative lights for broken or cracked sockets, frayed or bare wires or loose connections. Do not overload extension cords. Make sure your costumes, decorations and accessories are not subject to a recall by consulting the Health Canada recall and safety alerts database. To make sure Halloween is a safe and happy experience for the whole family, please visit Health Canada's Halloween Safety web page: https://www.canada.ca//s/home-safety/halloween-safety.html