*This page is updated as new information becomes available. 

**NEW** OUT-PATIENT THERAPY GUIDE FOR MILD TO MODERATE COVID-19 PATIENTS  |  Updated: Apr-20-2022

Click below for consolidated guidance from the BC CDC and the Health Authorities for emergency practitioners providing out-patient therapy for mild to moderate COVID-19 patients. Maximizing treatment for high-risk patients will reduce unnecessary hospital admissions, potentially easing emergency crowding.

Providing Out-Patient Therapy for Mild to Moderate COVID-19 Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department

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*To access the latest version of the COVID-19 Therapy Guide, click the link above on your computer and press Ctrl+Shift+Delete (PC) or Command+Shift+R (MacOS) to refresh your browser.

BC CDC GUIDELINES

See links below for information on caring for patients in hospital settings and patients with underlying health conditions. Links also contain treatment guidance and information about caring for vulnerable populations.

  Clinical Care Guidelines                                   |          Hospital and Critical Care Guidelines

  Vaccine Resources                                           |          Testing

  Infection Control and PPE                                |          Patient Handouts

  Health Care Provider Support                         |          Exposures and Return to Work

  Drug Treatment and Therapy Guidelines       |          Ethics

  General Health Care Provider Information

MED DISTRIBUTION  |  Updated: Feb -02 -2022

– Sotrovimab is distributed by health authorities.
– Paxlovid is limited to prescribers due to short supply.
– CAT-e line (COVID Antiviral Therapeutics e-team) delayed launch (looking at Feb 14).
– BCCA patients should go via BCCA to start (new system).

  Related VHIA –  Outpatient Treatment for COVID-19

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