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EHSB will distribute updates via email to CACC/ACS management.  \n• Enhanced direction on documentation of screening tool responses and provision of information to paramedics and other responders.  \n• Added destination selection guidelines (Provincial and Local Bypass Protocols) for Suspect Patients in the community.  \n• Added direction on processing and assigning inter-facility transfer requests of Persons under Investigation and Confirmed Patients.  \n• Added Chief Medical Officer of Health (CMOH) Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) Directive \\#2 for Paramedic Services (Land and Air Ambulance)– Revised April 13, 2015 as Appendix B for background information.  \nNote: No changes have been made to the FREI screening questions portion of this training bulletin.  \nIntended Audience  \nThis training bulletin applies to all CACCs/ACSs and the Ornge Communication Centre (OCC) .  \nFor those ambulance communications centres not using the DPCI II ambulance call triaging protocols, the relevant portions ofthe training bulletin apply.  \nDefinitions  \nThe following terms are used in this training bulletin:  \nEVD Screening Tool  \nCommunication Centres Using DPCIII and OCC  \nUtilize the Ebola Virus Disease Screening Tool for Paramedic Services document issued by the Emergency Health Services Branch (EHSB), Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (MOHLTC), that contains questions designed to identify suspect patients.  \nCommunication Centres Using MPDSTM  \nUtilize the Emerging Infectious Disease Surveillance Tool (SRI/MERS/EBOLA) that contains questions designed to identify suspect patients.  \nSuspect Patient  \nA suspect patient is a person in the community who has failed the EVD Screening Tool for Paramedic Services.  \nA suspect patient becomes a person under investigation (PUI) when an infectious disease (ID) physician at a hospital (in consultation with the public health unit and Public Health Ontario Laboratories (PHOL) determines that the patient requires EVD testing.  \nParamedics shall transport suspect patients to the closest appropriate emergency department (ED) orto the nearest testing or treatment hospital as directed by the ambulance communication centre and following the bypass provisions described in this training bulletin and Chief Medical Officer of Health (CMOH) Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) Directive \\#2 for Paramedic Services (Land and Air Ambulance)– Revised April 13, 2015.  \nPerson under Investigation  \nA person under investigation (PUI) is a person:  \n1) Who has travel history to an EVD-affected area / country;  \n2) Who has at least one clinically compatible symptom of EVD; and  \n3) For whom EVD laboratory testing is recommended (based on a clinical assessment by an ID  \nphysician at a hospital in consultation with the public health unit and PHOL) . The patient remains a PUI until laboratory testing rules out or confirms EVD.  \nParamedic services shall transfer PUIs that are identified in a screening hospital to a testing or treatment hospi","cbCaidH2EmSI8hLo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidH2EmSI8hLo","pdf",1074358,94,"English","# Summary of Changes from V2.0 to V3.0\n## Intended Audience\n## Definitions\n## Three Tier Hospital Model\n## Treatment Hospital","[{\"question\":\"What are the key updates from version 2.0 to version 3.0?\",\"answer\":\"The bulletin reorders EVD information ahead of FREI, adds a Definitions section, updates the EVD screening tool dated March 4, 2015, and modifies the screening algorithm and affected-country list. 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