I am a member of the public

 

I am part of the healthcare workforce

(includes Staff, Physicians, Learners, Contractors, Contracted Individuals, Volunteers, Patient Family Advisors (PFAs), Knowledge Keepers)

I am an essential family or support person

(If you want to learn more about what it means to be an essential family or support person or want to review other guidelines for visiting patients/residents click here)

Are you experiencing any of the following:

  • severe difficulty breathing (e.g., struggling for each breath, speaking in single words)
  • severe chest pain
  • having a very hard time waking up
  • feeling confused
  • lost consciousness
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Are you experiencing any of the following:

  • short of breath at rest
  • inability to lie down because of difficulty breathing
  • chronic health conditions that you are having difficulty managing because of your current respiratory illness
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The rest of this assessment will ask you questions to determine whether or not you will require COVID-19 testing.

Do you have any of the following:

• Fever• Muscle or joint aches and pains
• Cough• Loss of sense of smell or taste
• Shortness of breath• Dizziness
• Sore throat• Nausea
• Chills • Vomiting
• Headache• Diarrhea
• Runny nose• Loss of appetite (or difficulty feeding for children)
• Conjunctivitis• Fatigue
• Nasal congestion
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Were you exposed to someone who is under investigation for COVID-19 or has been confirmed as having COVID-19 within 14 days of your symptoms starting?

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Did you travel internationally within 14 days of your symptoms starting?

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Were you exposed to someone who is under investigation for COVID-19 or has been confirmed as having COVID-19 within the last 14 days?

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In the past 14 days have you returned from international travel?

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Are you experiencing any of the following:

  • Significant shortness of breath
  • Severe difficulty breathing
  • Severe chest pain
  • Sudden onset confusion
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Are you experiencing any of the following:

  • Short of breath at rest
  • Inability to lie down because of difficulty breathing
  • Chronic health conditions that you are having difficulty managing because of your current respiratory illness
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Do you have any of the following symptoms of COVID-19?

  • Common symptoms: Fever, chills, fatigue, muscle aches, nausea / vomiting, diarrhea
  • Less frequent symptoms: Shortness of breath, sore throat, new or unusual worsening of chronic conditions, decreased or loss of appetite, new loss of smell and/or taste
  • Rare symptoms: Runny nose, fainting, skin rashes, eye symptoms
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Have you been contacted by someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 and you are a close contact?

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Have you been contacted by someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 and you are a close contact?

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Are you fully immunized?

Fully immunized means that at the time of exposure, it has been 14 days or more after your 2nd dose of a 2-dose COVID-19 immunization series (ex: Pfizer, Moderna or AstraZeneca/COVISHEILD) or 14 days or more after the first dose of a 1-dose COVID-19 immunization series (ex: Johnson & Johnson).

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Have you travelled within the last 14 days (arrival date on or after November 13, 2021 into Canada by land or air) to the Southern Africa region, including South Africa, Eswatini, Lesotho, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Namibia?

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Monoclonal Antibody Treatment
Self-Assessment:

When people are infected with COVID-19, their immune system needs to keep the infection under control to prevent hospitalization or death. Our body typically produces antibodies to help, but this takes time. Monoclonal antibodies are medication that target the SARS-CoV2 virus to help fight the infection.

Studies have shown monoclonal antibodies are effective at reducing disease severity and risk of hospitalization in a specific group of patients.

Please answer the following questions to determine whether you may be eligible for this treatment.

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Have you tested positive for COVID-19?

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Do you have a history of solid organ transplant or bone marrow transplant?

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Have you received any doses of a COVID-19 vaccine?

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Did you experience your first COVID-19 symptoms within the last 5 days?

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Are you located in either Saskatoon or Regina, or would you be able to travel to Saskatoon or Regina within the next 24 hours to receive treatment?

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Are you 55 years old or older?

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Are you 18 years old or older, and have at least one of the following conditions?

  • Diabetes
  • Kidney disease
  • Heart failure
  • Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
  • Moderate-severe asthma
  • Immunosuppressed or immunocompromised (eg. history of solid organ or bone marrow transplant, chemotherapy, immunosuppressive medications, or underlying immunodeficiency)
  • Obesity (Your body mass index is greater than 30)
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Do any of the following apply to you?

  • Already have severe COVID-19 infection (shortness of breath at rest, respiratory distress, or requiring supplemental oxygen)
  • Pregnant
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Attention

  • The SHA requires you to answer the following questions to assist in determining your fitness to work during COVID-19.
  • You have the option to complete the screening questions online, no more than 2 hours prior to starting work.
    • If you do not have access to the online tool, you will have the option to answer the questions on site.
    • The results of this screening tool are valid for 24 hours providing you remain asymptomatic.
  • We are not screening for seasonal or environmental allergies; related symptoms to these scenarios would not preclude you from work. The following questions are meant to capture new symptoms, or a worsening of long-standing symptoms.


The information collected by this questionnaire will be used and disclosed solely for the purposes of screening for fitness for work during the COVID-19 pandemic in accordance with the SHA’s obligations to provide a safe work and clinical environment for all.

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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool

In the last 48 hrs, have you had any of the following symptoms?
Reminder: we are not screening for seasonal or environmental allergies

  • Fever (temperature ≥ 38.0 Celsius)
  • New or worsening respiratory symptoms i.e. cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, sore throat, runny nose?
  • New onset atypical symptoms including chills, aches and pains, headache, loss of sense of smell or taste, diarrhea, nausea/vomiting, loss of appetite, fatigue or weakness?
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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool

Since your last screening, have you tested COVID-19 positive using an at-home antigen screening test?

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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool

Have you tested positive for COVID-19 (lab-confirmed)?

NOTE: if you’ve been cleared to go back to work by Occupational Health and Safety, Employee Health, or Public Health answer NO

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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool


Are you currently under orders to isolate or quarantine due to recent travel?


NOTE: Please note that if you have travelled internationally, you may be asked to provide your ArriveCan receipt

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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool

In the last 14 days,

  • Have you been identified by Public Health/OHS/Employee Heath as a contact to a confirmed or probable case of COVID-19 and told to self-isolate?

If you’ve been cleared to go back to work by Occupational Health and Safety, Employee Health, or Public Health answer NO

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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool

Do ANY of these apply to you?

In the last 14 days

  • You have been outside of Canada, including to the United States (with an approved travel exemption)
  • You have been in contact with a confirmed or probable case of COVID-19 and Public Health or OH&S have told you to self-monitor.
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Attention

  • The SHA requires you to answer the following questions to assist in determining your fitness to work during COVID-19.
  • You have the option to complete the screening questions online, no more than 2 hours prior to starting work.
    • If you do not have access to the online tool, you will have the option to answer the questions on site.
    • The results of this screening tool are valid for 24 hours providing you remain asymptomatic.
  • We are not screening for seasonal or environmental allergies; related symptoms to these scenarios would not preclude you from work. The following questions are meant to capture new symptoms, or a worsening of long-standing symptoms.

The information collected by this questionnaire will be used and disclosed solely for the purposes of screening for fitness for work during the COVID-19 pandemic in accordance with the SHA’s obligations to provide a safe work and clinical environment for all.

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SHA LTC Screening Tool

In the last 48 hrs, have you had any of the following symptoms?
Reminder: we are not screening for seasonal or environmental allergies

  • Temperature ≥ 37.8°C or 100.0°F
  • New or worsening respiratory symptoms i.e. cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, runny nose or sneezing, nasal congestion, hoarse voice, sore throat or difficulty swallowing
  • Any new onset atypical symptoms including but not limited to chills, muscle aches, nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, malaise, fatigue or weakness, loss of sense of smell, loss of sense of taste, or headache
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SHA LTC Screening Tool

Since your last screening, have you tested COVID-19 positive using an at-home antigen screening test?

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SHA LTC Screening Tool

Have you tested positive for COVID-19 (lab-confirmed)?

NOTE: if you’ve been cleared to go back to work by Occupational Health and Safety, Employee Health, or Public Health answer NO

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SHA LTC Screening Tool


Are you currently under orders to isolate or quarantine due to recent travel?


NOTE: Please note that if you have travelled internationally, you may be asked to provide your ArriveCan receipt

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SHA LTC Screening Tool

In the last 14 days,

  • Have you been identified by Public Health/OHS/Employee Heath as a contact to a confirmed or probable case of COVID-19 and told to self-isolate?

If you’ve been cleared to go back to work by Occupational Health and Safety,

Employee Health, or Public Health answer NO

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SHA LTC Screening Tool

Do ANY of these apply to you?

In the last 14 days

  • You have been outside of Canada, including to the United States (with an approved travel exemption)
  • You have been in contact with a confirmed or probable case of COVID-19 and Public Health or OH&S have told you to self-monitor.
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Attention

  • Please complete this screening tool when planning to come to SHA sites (hospitals, long term care homes, clinics , other SHA buildings).
  • You can share the results of the screen with the entryway screeners by taking a screenshot of your result.
  • No record of your result is maintained by this tool.

We thank you for your support and cooperation to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus and keep everyone safe.

The SHA is committed to returning to open family presence as soon as it is safe to do so, and is regularly assessing the impact of COVID-related restrictions.

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Family/Support in Long Term Care

In the last 48 hours have you had any of the following symptoms?


Reminder: we are not screening for seasonal or environmental allergies

  • Fever (temperature ≥ 37.8 Celsius)
  • New or worsening respiratory symptoms i.e. cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, runny nose or sneezing, nasal congestion, hoarse voice, sore throat or difficulty swallowing
  • New onset Symptoms you don’t normally have including but not limited to chills, muscle aches, nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, malaise, fatigue or weakness, loss of sense of smell, loss of sense of taste, or headache?
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Family/Support in Long Term Care

Since your last screening, have you tested COVID-19 positive using an at-home antigen screening test?

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Family/Support in Long Term Care

Have you tested positive for COVID-19 (lab confirmed)?

NOTE: if you’ve been cleared as no longer a risk by Public Health answer NO



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Family/Support in Long Term Care


Are you currently under orders to isolate or quarantine due to recent travel?


NOTE: Please note that if you have travelled internationally, you may be asked to provide your ArriveCan receipt

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Family/Support in Long Term Care

In the last 14 days,

  • Have you been identified as a contact to a confirmed or probable case of COVID-19 and told to self-isolate?

If you’ve been cleared as no longer a risk by Public Health answer NO

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Family/Support in Long Term Care

In the last 14 days,

  • Have you been identified as a contact to a confirmed or probable case of COVID-19 and told to self-monitor?
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Call 911 or go directly to your nearest emergency department.

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Call HealthLine 811 (Option 2) for an assessment.

If your symptoms worsen, call 911.

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Self-Isolate. Get tested.

Based on the responses you've just provided, you need to self-isolate and arrange for testing as per the current public health order. Violation of the order may result in a fine.

You need to self-isolate, are fully immunized.

Self-isolation means to:

  • Stay home – do not go to work, stores, malls, restaurants, places of worship, social events or public settings.
  • Stay and sleep separate from others in your home. Use a separate bathroom if you can.
  • Do not have visitors to your home, unless they are fully immunized and they know you are self-isolating.
  • Have family, friends or a delivery service drop off food or essential items. Items should be left outside your door.
  • It’s okay to be outside on your own property, including a backyard or balcony as long as you are not physically interacting or near other people. Do not leave your private property. Do not go for walks.
  • Cancel or reschedule non-urgent appointments, including immunization appointments. You can leave your home for a medical emergency. Wear a mask and notify screeners that you are self-isolating as a contact and/or have symptoms.

For more information, call HealthLine 811 or visit Saskatchewan.ca/covid19.

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Self-Monitor.

Because you are fully immunized and do not have symptoms, you do not need to self-isolate or get tested for COVID-19. You should monitor for symptoms.

If you experience COVID-19 symptoms, self-isolate and get tested.

More information about being a close contact of COVID-19 can be found here.

Visit saskatchewan.ca/covid19 for more information.

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Self-Isolate.

Based on the responses you've just provided, you need to self-isolate and arrange for testing as per the current public health order. Violation of the order may result in a fine.

Self-isolation means to:

  • Stay home – do not go to work, stores, malls, restaurants, places of worship, social events or public settings.
  • Stay and sleep separate from others in your home. Use a separate bathroom if you can.
  • Do not have visitors to your home, unless they are fully immunized and they know you are self-isolating.
  • Have family, friends or a delivery service drop off food or essential items. Items should be left outside your door.
  • It’s okay to be outside on your own property, including a backyard or balcony as long as you are not physically interacting or near other people. Do not leave your private property. Do not go for walks.
  • Cancel or reschedule non-urgent appointments, including immunization appointments. You can leave your home for a medical emergency. Wear a mask and notify screeners that you are self-isolating as a contact and/or have symptoms.

More information about being a close contact of COVID-19 can be found here.

For more information, call HealthLine 811 or visit Saskatchewan.ca/covid19.

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Self-Monitor.

Based on the responses you’ve just provided, you should self-monitor.

How to Get Tested

  • Phone HealthLine 811 for an assessment and/or to obtain a referral to a community testing centre
  • Attend a walk-in or drive-thru testing site (where available)
  • Speak to your family physician or nurse practitioner.

More information on how to get tested, click here.


Private lab services are available for COVID-19 tests required for travel, workplace purposes or to attend an event. You will have to pay for a COVID-19 test completed at a private lab. The available labs can be found by searching “private labs offering COVID-19 testing in Saskatchewan”.

The SHA cannot guarantee a result within 72 hours.


If you experience COVID-19 symptoms, self-isolate and get tested.

Visit saskatchewan.ca/covid19 for more information.

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You are not eligible for monoclonal antibody treatment.

You do not have a clinical indication to receive this therapy, but should seek medical advice. If you have not already spoken with your physician about testing positive for COVID-19, please do so. If you do not have a physician, please call HealthLine 811 to speak with a registered nurse.

If you are currently experiencing shortness of breath at rest or respiratory distress, please call 911 or go to the nearest Emergency Department.



For more information, call HealthLine 811 or visit Saskatchewan.ca/covid19

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You are not eligible for monoclonal antibody treatment.

Did you know that being fully vaccinated from COVID-19 will help your body produce a larger variety of antibodies that are longer lasting than the ones delivered through monoclonal antibody treatment?

If you are not already vaccinated, click here to learn more about getting your COVID-19 Vaccine. If you are vaccinated, thank you for protecting yourself, your loved ones and your community.



For more information, call HealthLine 811 or visit Saskatchewan.ca/covid19

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You are not eligible for monoclonal antibody treatment.

Congratulations! Because of your vaccination, you already have a strong immune response to COVID-19 and the benefits of monoclonal treatment don’t outweigh the risks for you.

If they haven’t already, Saskatchewan Health Authority will be contacting you with more information about self-isolation, symptom management and contact tracing.



For more information, call HealthLine 811 or visit Saskatchewan.ca/covid19

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You are not eligible for monoclonal antibody treatment.

This treatment is only effective for people who have had recent onset of COVID symptoms. Please continue to manage your symptoms appropriately and self-isolate as directed.



For more information, call HealthLine 811 or visit Saskatchewan.ca/covid19


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You may be eligible for monoclonal antibody treatment.

Based on your answers to this self-assessment questionnaire, you may be eligible for monoclonal antibody treatment. If you wish to proceed with further screening by a medical professional, please call HealthLine 811 (select option 1 – speak with a COVID RN, then option 2 – COVID symptoms) as soon as possible (available 24/7) to speak with a registered nurse. Tell the nurse that you have tested positive for COVID-19 and have completed this self-assessment.

If you live in Regina or surrounding areas, you can call 306-766-6388 between the hours of 8 am and 4 pm.

Monoclonal antibodies must be administered within 5 days of symptom onset.

To learn more about the treatment, please click here.



For more information, call HealthLine 811 or visit Saskatchewan.ca/covid19


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You are not eligible for monoclonal antibody treatment.

Unfortunately this treatment is only able to be administered in Saskatoon and Regina at this time. We hope to be able to offer it in other Saskatchewan locations soon.

Please continue to manage your symptoms appropriately and self-isolate as directed.



For more information, call HealthLine 811 or visit Saskatchewan.ca/covid19


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You are not eligible for monoclonal antibody treatment.

This treatment is only indicated for people who are at high risk of severe COVID.

Please continue to manage your symptoms appropriately and self-isolate as directed.



For more information, call HealthLine 811 or visit Saskatchewan.ca/covid19


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NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today
  • you need to immediately self isolate & contact 811
  • you need to be tested for COVID-19
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NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today
  • you need to be tested for COVID-19 at a testing site
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Family/Support in Long Term Care
NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today
  • you need to continue to self isolate
  • contact 811 if you have questions
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Family/Support in Long Term Care
NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today
  • you are required to self-isolate until you are released
  • Go for immediate testing if you develop symptoms

For more information on applying for a federal travel exemption click here

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Family/Support in Long Term Care
NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today
  • you are required to self-isolate for 14 days
  • Go for immediate testing if you develop symptoms
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Family/Support in Long Term Care
NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers, you are a possible close-contact

Go for immediate testing if you develop symptoms

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today

You will be instructed on next steps when the household member receives confirmatory lab testing

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Family/Support in Long Term Care
PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY - Higher Risk

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers

  • you are permitted to enter today
    • BUT

    you present a higher than normal risk - we’d ask you to consider alternatives like rescheduling or asking for another essential family member/support person to take your place.

    IMPORTANT: While you are on site, you will be required to:

  • follow all required infection control practices
  • keep movement within the home to an essential minimum
  • leave the building as soon as you’re done

NOTE: The use of masks by all family and supports in common spaces of the home is required, and is applicable whether you are vaccinated or unvaccinated. Those who refuse to comply with masking requirements in common areas may be asked to leave. It is also strongly recommended that family and visitors wear a mask within the resident’s individual room.

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Family/Support in Long Term Care
PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

The variants of concern present a real risk

If you develop symptoms, GO FOR IMMEDIATE TESTING

Based on your answers

  • you are permitted to enter today

    • IMPORTANT: While you are on site, you will be required to:

  • follow all required infection control practices
  • keep movement within the home to an essential minimum
  • leave the building as soon as you’re done

NOTE: The use of masks by all family and supports in common spaces of the home is required, and is applicable whether you are vaccinated or unvaccinated. Those who refuse to comply with masking requirements in common areas may be asked to leave. It is also strongly recommended that family and visitors wear a mask within the resident’s individual room

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Attention

  • Please complete this screening tool when planning to enter come to SHA sites (hospitals, long term care homes, clinics , other SHA buildings).
  • You can share the results of the screen with the entryway screeners by taking a screenshot of your result.
  • No record of your result is maintained by this tool.

We thank you for your support and cooperation to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus and keep everyone safe.

The SHA is committed to returning to open family presence as soon as it is safe to do so, and is regularly assessing the impact of COVID-related restrictions.

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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care

In the last 48 hours have you had any of the following symptoms?

Reminder: we are not screening for seasonal or environmental allergies

  • Fever (temperature ≥ 38.0 Celsius)
  • New or worsening respiratory symptoms i.e. cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, sore throat, runny nose?
  • New onset Symptoms you don’t normally have including chills, aches and pains, headache, loss of sense of smell or taste, diarrhea, nausea/vomiting, loss of appetite, fatigue or weakness?
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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care

Since your last screening, have you tested COVID-19 positive using an at-home antigen screening test?

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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care

Have you tested positive for COVID-19 (lab confirmed)?

NOTE: if you’ve been cleared as no longer a risk by Public Health answer NO

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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care


Are you currently under orders to isolate or quarantine due to recent travel?


NOTE: Please note that if you have travelled internationally, you may be asked to provide your ArriveCan receipt

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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care

In the last 14 days,

  • Have you been identified as a contact to a confirmed or probable case of COVID-19 and told to self-isolate?

If you’ve been cleared as no longer a risk by Public Health answer NO

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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care

In the last 14 days,

  • Have you been identified as a contact to a confirmed or probable case of COVID-19 and told to self-monitor?
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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care
NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on your answers

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today
  • you need to immediately self isolate & contact 811
  • you need to be tested for COVID-19
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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care
NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today
  • you need to be tested for COVID-19 at a testing site
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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care
NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today
  • you need to continue to self isolate
  • contact 811 if you have questions
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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care
NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on your answers

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today
  • you are required to self-isolate until you are released
  • Go for immediate testing if you develop symptoms

For more information on applying for a federal travel exemption click here

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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care
NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today
  • you are required to self-isolate for 14 days
  • Go for immediate testing if you develop symptoms

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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care
NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers, you are a possible close-contact

Go for immediate testing if you develop symptoms

  • you are NOT permitted to enter/accompany today

You will be instructed on next steps when the household member receives confirmatory lab testing

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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care
PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY
- Higher Risk

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on your answers

  • you are permitted to enter today
    • BUT

    you present a higher than normal risk - we’d ask you to consider alternatives like rescheduling or asking for another essential family member/support person to take your place.

    IMPORTANT: While you are on site, you will be required to:

  • wear a mask at all times while in facility as well as any other Personal Protective Equipment that is required
  • practice good & frequent hand hygiene throughout your time in the facility
  • practice physical distancing of 2 meters in all spaces including common areas and respect traffic signage
  • keep movement within the facility to an essential minimum
  • leave the building as soon as you’re done
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Family/Support in Acute or Primary Care
PERMITTED TO ENTER/ACCOMPANY TODAY

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

The variants of concern present a real risk

If you develop symptoms, GO FOR IMMEDIATE TESTING

Based on your answers

  • you are permitted to enter today

    • IMPORTANT: While you are on site, you will be required to:

  • wear a mask at all times while in facility as well as any other Personal Protective Equipment that is required
  • practice good & frequent hand hygiene throughout your time in the facility
  • practice physical distancing of 2 meters in all spaces including common areas and respect traffic signage
  • keep movement within the facility to an essential minimum
  • leave the building as soon as you’re done
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Please call 911 or go directly to your nearest emergency department.

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Please go directly to your nearest emergency department. If your symptoms worsen, call 911.

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Mandatory Self-Isolation
Please Call HealthLine 811.

All travellers returning from international destinations are subject to a mandatory self-isolation order under the Public Health Order (March 20, 2020). Violation of the order may result in a fine.

Based on the responses you've just provided, please call HealthLine 811 to have your symptoms assessed.

Please do not go to an emergency department, family doctor or walk-in clinic unless your symptoms worsen.

Visit https://www.saskatchewan.ca/coronavirus for more information

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Self Isolation
Please Call HealthLine 811.

Based on the responses you've just provided, please call HealthLine 811 to have your symptoms assessed and to determine if you require testing for COVID-19.

Visit https://www.saskatchewan.ca/coronavirus for more information

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Mandatory Self Isolation
Call 811 for additional information
Since you don’t have any COVID-19 symptoms, you don’t need to be tested for COVID-19.

All travellers returning from international destinations are subject to a mandatory self-isolation order under the Public Health Order (March 20, 2020). Violation of the order may result in a fine.

If you get any COVID-19 symptoms, take this self-assessment again.

If you are experiencing other symptoms and want assessment, contact HealthLine 811.

Visit https://www.saskatchewan.ca/coronavirus for more information

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You may need to Mandatory Self Isolate
Please call 811 for further assessment
Since you don’t have any COVID-19 symptoms, you don’t need to be tested for COVID-19.

Anyone identified as a close contact of someone with COVID-19 shall go into mandatory self-isolation for 14 days from the date of having been exposed under the Public Health Order (March 20, 2020). Violation of the order may result in a fine.

If you get any COVID-19 symptoms, take this self-assessment again.

If you are experiencing other symptoms and want assessment, contact HealthLine 811.

Visit https://www.saskatchewan.ca/coronavirus for more information

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Since you don’t have any COVID-19 symptoms, you don’t need to be tested for COVID-19.

However, there’s a chance you could get sick since it’s less than 14 days since your exposure. You should self-isolate until 14 days after the exposure. Self-isolation means don’t go to any public places, stay at home, and don’t have any visitors. If you have questions, visit https://www.saskatchewan.ca/coronavirus.

If you get any COVID-19 symptoms, take this self-assessment again.

If you are experiencing other symptoms and want assessment, contact HealthLine 811. We are experiencing heavy call volumes and will get to your call as quickly as we can.

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Self-Monitor

Testing is available to anyone wishing to be tested. You do not need to travel internationally or demonstrate symptoms in order to be tested. Any individual can obtain a referral to a community testing centre by phoning HealthLine 811, speaking to your family physician or nurse practitioner.

If you are experiencing symptoms and want assessment, contact HealthLine 811.

If you get any COVID-19 symptoms, take this self-assessment again.

Visit https://www.saskatchewan.ca/coronavirus for more information

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Since you don’t have any COVID-19 symptoms, you don’t need to be tested for COVID-19.

If you get any COVID-19 symptoms, take this self-assessment again. If you need more information, visit https://www.saskatchewan.ca/coronavirus

If you are experiencing other symptoms and want assessment, contact HealthLine 811. We are experiencing heavy call volumes and will get to your call as quickly as we can.

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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool
NOT PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment you need to immediately self isolate and you are NOT permitted to work

Based on your results, you need to be tested for Covid-19

  • You are required to self-isolate until you receive further instructions
  • Contact your manager / supervisor to inform them of your screening results
  • Take a screenshot/picture of your result to send to your manager/supervisor if able
  • For more information, refer to the Return to Work Guide
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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool
NOT PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment you

  • are not permitted to work
  • must go for a confirmatory PCR test as soon as possible
  • Contact your manager / supervisor to inform them of your screening results
  • Take a screenshot/picture of your result to send to your manager/supervisor if able
  • For more information, refer to the Healthcare Worker At Home Testing Program section of the COVID-19 page
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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool
NOT PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment you need to continue to self isolate and you are NOT permitted to work

  • You are required to self-isolate until you receive further instructions
  • Contact your manager / supervisor to inform them of your screening results
  • Take a screenshot/picture of your result to send to your manager/supervisor if able
  • For more information, refer to the Return to Work Guide
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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool
NOT PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment you need to immediately self isolate and you are NOT permitted to work

If you develop symptoms, GO FOR IMMEDIATE TESTING

  • You are required to self-isolate until you are released
  • Contact your manager / supervisor to inform them of your screening results
  • Take a screenshot/picture of your result to send to your manager/supervisor if able
  • For more information, refer to the Return to Work Guide
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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool
PERMITTED TO WORK – Self Monitor

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment, you ARE permitted to work BUT need to self-monitor

  • You are required to self-monitor and maintain a physical distance while working and on breaks
  • If you are unable to maintain appropriate physical distance, you should mask even if not in clinical areas or zones
  • Self-monitoring includes temperature checks, pre and post shifts
  • Please take a screenshot/picture of this result and present it to the screening staff on arrival to your workplace if you are able.
  • Ensure you are always following hand hygiene protocols and cleaning your keys, phone, computer and other personal items.
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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool
NOT PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment you are mandated to self isolate and you are NOT permitted to work

If you develop symptoms, GO FOR IMMEDIATE TESTING

  • You are required to self-isolate for 14 days from the date of your last exposure
  • Contact your manager / supervisor to inform them of your screening results
  • Take a screenshot/picture of your result to send to your manager/supervisor if able
  • For more information, refer to the Return to Work Guide
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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool
PERMITTED TO WORK – Self Monitor

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment, you ARE permitted to work BUT need to self-monitor and,

If you develop symptoms, should go for immediate testing

  • Self-monitoring includes temperature checks twice a day
  • Please take a screenshot/picture of this result and present it to the screening staff on arrival to your workplace if you are able.
  • Ensure you are always following hand hygiene protocols and cleaning your keys, phone, computer and other personal items.
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SHA Health Care Worker Screening Tool
PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM

You ARE permitted to work

The variants of concern present a real risk

If you develop symptoms, GO FOR IMMEDIATE TESTING

  • Please take a screenshot/picture of this result and present it to the screening staff on arrival to your workplace if you are able.
  • Ensure you are always following hand hygiene protocols and cleaning your keys, phone, computer and other personal items.
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LONG TERM CARE TOOL
NOT PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment you need to immediately self isolate and you are NOT permitted to work

Based on your results, you need to be tested for Covid-19

  • You are required to self-isolate until you receive further instructions
  • Contact your manager / supervisor to inform them of your screening results
  • Take a screenshot/picture of your result to send to your manager/supervisor if able
  • For more information, refer to the Return to Work Guide
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LONG TERM CARE TOOL
NOT PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment you

  • are not permitted to work
  • must go for a confirmatory PCR test as soon as possible

  • Contact your manager / supervisor to inform them of your screening results
  • Take a screenshot/picture of your result to send to your manager/supervisor if able
  • For more information, refer to the Healthcare Worker At Home Testing Program section of the COVID-19 page
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LONG TERM CARE TOOL
NOT PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment you need to continue to self isolate and you are NOT permitted to work

  • You are required to self-isolate until you receive further instructions
  • Contact your manager / supervisor to inform them of your screening results
  • Take a screenshot/picture of your result to send to your manager/supervisor if able
  • For more information, refer to the Return to Work Guide
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LONG TERM CARE TOOL
NOT PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment you need to immediately self isolate and you are NOT permitted to work

If you develop symptoms, GO FOR IMMEDIATE TESTING

  • You are required to self-isolate until you are released
  • Contact your manager / supervisor to inform them of your screening results
  • Take a screenshot/picture of your result to send to your manager/supervisor if able
  • For more information, refer to the Return to Work Guide
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LONG TERM CARE TOOL
NOT PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment you are mandated to self isolate and you are NOT permitted to work

If you develop symptoms, GO FOR IMMEDIATE TESTING

  • You are required to self-isolate for 14 days from the date of your last exposure
  • Contact your manager / supervisor to inform them of your screening results
  • Take a screenshot/picture of your result to send to your manager/supervisor if able
  • For more information, refer to the Return to Work Guide
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LONG TERM CARE TOOL
PERMITTED TO WORK – Self Monitor

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment, you ARE permitted to work BUT need to self-monitor

  • You are required to self-monitor and maintain a physical distance while working and on breaks
  • If you are unable to maintain appropriate physical distance, you should mask even if not in clinical areas or zones
  • Self-monitoring includes temperature checks, pre and post shifts
  • Please take a screenshot/picture of this result and present it to the screening staff on arrival to your workplace if you are able.
  • Ensure you are always following hand hygiene protocols and cleaning your keys, phone, computer and other personal items.
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LONG TERM CARE TOOL
PERMITTED TO WORK – Self Monitor

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


Based on the answers to your Screening Assessment, you ARE permitted to work BUT need to self-monitor and,

If you develop symptoms, should go for immediate testing

  • Self-monitoring includes temperature checks twice a day
  • Please take a screenshot/picture of this result and present it to the screening staff on arrival to your workplace if you are able.
  • Ensure you are always following hand hygiene protocols and cleaning your keys, phone, computer and other personal items.
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LONG TERM CARE TOOL
PERMITTED TO WORK

Mon Nov 1 2021 10:59:49 AM


You ARE permitted to work

The variants of concern present a real risk

If you develop symptoms, GO FOR IMMEDIATE TESTING

  • Please take a screenshot/picture of this result and present it to the screening staff on arrival to your workplace if you are able.
  • Ensure you are always following hand hygiene protocols and cleaning your keys, phone, computer and other personal items.
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Mandatory Self-Isolation
Please Call HealthLine 811.

Anyone identified as a close contact of someone with COVID-19 shall go into mandatory self-isolation for 14 days from the date of having been exposed under the Public Health Order (March 20, 2020). Violation of the order may result in a fine.

Based on the responses you've just provided, please call HealthLine 811 to have your symptoms assessed.

Please do not go to an emergency department, family doctor or walk-in clinic unless your symptoms worsen.

Visit https://www.saskatchewan.ca/coronavirus for more information

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Adapted from and with thanks to Alberta Health Services
Date Modified: 29 October, 2021
Adapted from and with thanks to Alberta Health Services
Date Modified: 29 October, 2021