U S begins accepting WHO and FDA approved vaccines for travel
The CDC said travelers with vaccines approved or recognized by the WHO or FDA can fly to the United States. It did not confirm mixed-dose regimens. Officials will release additional guidance as travel rules finalize. Canadian groups welcomed the move but raised questions about mixed doses and AstraZeneca.
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New LTC standards to focus on qualities of home survey
Ottawa survey of 16 093 responses shows 67.3 percent say long term care homes in Canada fail to provide safe reliable high quality care with 75.7 percent among family and caregiver respondents. The study by National Institute on Aging for Health Standards Organization informs refreshed national standards with emphasis on resident quality of life, building design, food, staff culture, private spaces and open visiting.
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