A worker is seen cleaning surfaces inside a long-term care home.
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Patricia O'Campo, University of Toronto; Jeffrey A. Siegel, University of Toronto; LLana James, Queen's University, Ontario, and Tianyuan (Amy) Li, University of Toronto Forty per cent of COVID-19 deaths in Ontario have taken place in long-term care homes. Chronic and in…
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We need to make ‘Return to Work Plans’ a priority even in the face of new variants like Omicron and whatever may come next. The excerpts that follow from my new book, Welcome Back! How to Reboot Your Physical and Mental Well-Being for a Post-Pandemic World, touch upon some very…
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A DCS Global (DCS) review of cleaning costs in commercial office facilities suggests that these expenses have not come down significantly despite low occupancy rates.
“I have talked to several senior property managers about their cleaning plans and COVID-19 scenarios for 2021,” said Randy Burke, CEO of DCS Global. “Frankly, I am surprised by the current…