BCCDC修改了学生返校后接触确诊病例

Yesterday evening the BCCDC revised the information regarding actions parents should take when a child is exposed to a confirmed positive case in their household or tests positive themselves.  Please see the updated information below.  Change is in RED.

Isolate? Self-Monitor? What to do When a Child is Exposed or Contracts Covid

The BC CDC has now clarified actions parents should take when a child is exposed to a confirmed positive case in their household or tests positive themselves.  Regardless of this information, please remember that A CHILD WITH ANY SYMPTOMS OR ILLNESS MUST NOT ATTEND SCHOOL.

What to do if your child is exposed to a person in the household with a confirmed case of COVID-19:

• If the child is FULLY VACCINATED with NO SYMPTOMS: monitor/self-monitor for symptoms, child can continue to attend school
• If the child is PARTIALLY VACCINATED with NO SYMPTOMS: isolate for 10 days, child can NOT attend school
• If the child is NOT VACCINATED: isolate for 10 days, child can NOT attend school

What to do if your child is confirmed as positive for a case of COVID-19:

• If the child is FULLY VACCINATED: isolate for 5 days, child can NOT attend school during this time
• If the child is PARTIALLY VACCINATED: isolate for 10 days, child can NOT attend school during this time
• If the child is NOT VACCINATED: isolate for 10 days, child can NOT attend school during this time

FULLY VACCINATED: 2 or more doses of vaccine

PARTIALLY VACCINATED: 1 dose of vaccine

A CHILD WITH ANY SYMPTOMS OR ILLNESS MUST NOT ATTEND SCHOOL.