Okay.
The latest H1N1 update from the provincial medical officer of health says there have been seven confirmed cases of H1N1 in the province over the past week. This is the second wave.
So how does she know it is seven confirmed cases of H1N1?
You see the official advice from the health department is that if you get sick you don’t go to the doctor or to a hospital emergency room:
If you get influenza-like symptoms, but are otherwise healthy, stay home to avoid infecting others and treat the symptoms.
So how exactly do they know that there have been seven confirmed H1N1 cases in the province in the last week?
Just wondering.
-srbp-
