At Southwestern Public Health, your privacy is important to us. Your privacy is protected by law, and we follow strict rules about how we collect, use, and store your information. The information we collect may be used for planning purposes. No identifiable information will be collected from you, meaning that your responses are confidential. If you have questions, contact IDprogramsupport@swpublichealth.ca 1-800-922-0096 and speak to someone in the Infectious Disease Program.

The results of the survey will be used for planning purposes. No identifiable information will be collected from you, meaning that your responses are anonymous. If you have questions about the survey contact IDprogramsupport@swpublichealth.ca or 1-800-922-0096 and speak to someone in the Infectious Disease Program.

Step 1: Exposure Assessment.

1.Do you work with or handle wildlife and/or domestic animals (farm worker, processing plant worker, breeder, backyard flock owner, hunter, animal researcher, veterinarian, etc.)?

Yes - Go to Question 2

No . The risk of infection for the general public is very low. If you see a sick or dead animal, don’t touch it and report it to the appropriate animal health authority. If you have had close contact with an infected animal, watch for symptoms of influenza and contact your healthcare provider if you become ill within 10 days of the contact.