Prenatal and Infant Food Insecurity
Food Insecurity now impacts one in four households in Windsor-Essex County. Pregnant women and infants are especially vulnerable to the stress and malnutrition caused by food insecurity.
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Food Insecurity now impacts one in four households in Windsor-Essex County. Pregnant women and infants are especially vulnerable to the stress and malnutrition caused by food insecurity.
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Fact sheets for Health Care Providers related to the 2025/2026 Influenza season
Download this resource for Health Care Provider office use with instructions for parents to report their child's immunizations.
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A list of resources and information for healthcare providers about zoonotic and vecotr
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The investigation and reporting forms below includes diagnostic testing information, important patient education information regarding prevention of transmission, and mandatory reporting data elements.
This section is a source of information for health care providers to guide them in their clinical practice regarding the Universal Influenza Immunization Program (UIIP).
Healthcare Providers are required to report suspected cases to the WECHU immediately and complete the Measles Investigation and Reporting form the SAME day as the initial patient visit.