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Poultry Disease Emergency Response Resource Manual
2017-12-04
This document outlines a poultry disease emergency response plan that could be enacted immediately following identification of a suspected Foreign Animal Disease (FAD). If you suspect a poultry FAD please contact the Provincial Veterinarian (902) 368-5660 and the CFIA (902) 566-7290 (1-506-381-7683...
PEI Domestic Animal Rabies Exposure Guideline
2017-11-27
All mammals are thought to be susceptible to rabies, a fatal zoonoses caused by a Lyssavirus. While rabies occurrence is a rare event in PEI, the objective of the PEI Domestic Animal Rabies Exposure Guideline is to provide guidance in the event of a possible animal rabies exposure to domestic...
All Hazards Emergency Plan
2017-10-24
The All Hazards Emergency Plan is the basic coordination plan for response to all types of non-routine emergency within the Province. It outlines how a provincial response to a major emergency or disaster is coordinated. This plan is primarily directed to provincial departments but also contains...
Employment Standards Board Purpose and Roles
2017-10-19
This document provides information on the purpose of the Employment Standards Board, and roles and qualifications required for members, vice-chair and chair.
Labour Relations Board Purpose and Roles
2017-10-19
This document provides information on the purpose of the Labour Relations Board, and roles and qualifications required for members, vice-chair and chair.
Adults Immunization Schedule (for use by Health Care Providers)
2017-10-06
Why do adults need immunization?, Adults may need immunizations for a number of reasons including: to provide a booster against waning immunity, e.g. tetanus; to protect against diseases more common in adults, e.g. herpes zoster; to protect those who may be too young or too vulnerable to be...