Toolkits & Resources
On this page you will find guidelines, templates, reports and other resources developed collaboratively through TAHSN. Filter by category or document type, or search by keyword to find the resource you need.
[COVID-19 Archive] Supporting Learners in Redeploying with Preceptors During COVID-19
Supporting Learners in Redeploying with Preceptors During COVID-19
Guidance for Toronto Region healthcare and academic institutions related to the movement of learners with their preceptors, where necessary, to ensure continuation of clinical placement and to meet health system need as preceptors are redeployed to address challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
June 2021
[COVID-19 Archive] TAHSN Framework for On-Site Education Activities
TAHSN Framework for On-Site Education Activities
A basic framework for TAHSN hospitals to guide and inform nimble decision making regarding on-site education activities while considering Infection Prevention and Control guidance and COVID-19 positivity rates within the organization.
March 2022
[COVID-19 Archive] TAHSN Hospital Based Academic Recovery Strategy & Guidelines
TAHSN Hospital Based Academic Recovery Strategy & Guidelines
Guidance for hospitals and academic institutions in preparing for recovery of hospital-based academic activities (i.e. education and research), while ensuring the safety of staff, learners and patients.
April 2021
[COVID-19 Archive] TAHSN IPAC Guidance Regarding Movement of Staff / Physicians / Learners After Working on the Primary Team on an Outbreak Unit
Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) guidance regarding the movement of staff / physicians / learners from an outbreak unit to a different facility or non-outbreak unit.
January 2022
[COVID-19 Archive] TAHSN Maintaining Hospital Based Research Activities During COVID-19
Maintaining Hospital-Based Research Activities During COVID-19
Guidance to TAHSN Hospitals regarding principles and strategies to maintain hospital-based research activities during current and potential future waves of COVID-19 pandemic.
April 2021