High Threat Pathogens

High threat pathogens (Nipah virus, and viral hemorrhagic fever such as Ebola) are a special category of infections that cause serious, often fatal, human disease.

This page contains links to information about Viral Hemorrhagic Fever (Ebola/VHF) to support patient care and protection of health care workers. Documents relating to clinical information, patient care, epidemiology and public health measures are available on the Ministry of Health Ebola webpage while we update and migrate all Ebola/VHF-related materials to this site.

Prevention and Infection Control

High Threat Pathogen Risk Assessment Algorithm for Community-based Clinic Settings

High Threat Pathogen Risk Assessment Algorithm for Emergency Departments & Health Authority- Urgent and Primary Care Centres

Provincial Infection Prevention and Control Guidance for the Management of a High Threat Pathogen in Acute Care Settings

Provincial Infection Prevention and Control Guidance for the Management of a High Threat Pathogen in Community-based Clinic Settings

Provincial Recommendations for Cleaning and Disinfection of Medical Equipment for High Threat Pathogens

Provincial Recommendations for Discontinuation of High Threat Pathogen Precautions and Patient Discharge

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BCCDC PHL Laboratory test information on eLabhandbook (search for "Ebola Virus NAT" page)

High Threat Pathogens

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