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This document outlines the protocols and procedures for cleaning and disinfecting facilities exposed to COVID-19. It includes guidelines from Health Canada and the CDC, recommendations for personal protective equipment (PPE), and detailed steps for ensuring the safety of both cleaning personnel and the premises. Additionally, the document provides a COVID-19 pre-screening form to assess exposure risks.

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How to fill out covid-19 pre-screening form

1. Start by accessing the COVID-19 pre-screening form online or obtain a physical copy.
2. Read any instructions or relevant information provided at the beginning of the form.
3. Fill in your personal information, including your full name, date of birth, and contact details.
4. Indicate any symptoms you may be experiencing, such as fever, cough, or loss of taste/smell.
5. Provide information about your recent travel history and exposure to confirmed cases of COVID-19.
6. Answer any additional questions regarding your health history or underlying conditions as prompted.
7. Review your responses to ensure accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the form as instructed, either online or by handing it to the relevant health authority.

Who needs covid-19 pre-screening form?

1. Individuals experiencing symptoms consistent with COVID-19.
2. People who have been in contact with a confirmed COVID-19 case.
3. Individuals who have recently traveled to areas with high COVID-19 transmission.
4. Those seeking medical care or testing for COVID-19.
5. Healthcare workers and others who might be at high risk of exposure.

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What is covid-19 pre-screening form?

The COVID-19 pre-screening form is a document used to assess an individual's risk of having contracted COVID-19 before entering certain locations or participating in specific activities.

Who is required to file covid-19 pre-screening form?

Individuals who are attending events, entering facilities, or participating in activities that require confirmation of health status related to COVID-19 are typically required to file the COVID-19 pre-screening form.

How to fill out covid-19 pre-screening form?

To fill out the COVID-19 pre-screening form, individuals need to provide personal information, answer questions related to COVID-19 symptoms, exposure history, and travel history, and submit the form as instructed by the hosting organization.

What is the purpose of covid-19 pre-screening form?

The purpose of the COVID-19 pre-screening form is to help identify individuals who may pose a health risk due to COVID-19, thus ensuring the safety of all participants and minimizing the risk of virus transmission.

What information must be reported on covid-19 pre-screening form?

The information typically reported on the COVID-19 pre-screening form includes personal identification details, symptoms of COVID-19, recent contacts with infected individuals, and recent travel history.