Alerts and guidance

Guidance for health professionals

Advisory Alerts issued by Public Health Sudbury & Districts

Public Health Sudbury & Districts provides timely information to health care providers regarding critical issues that can affect the health of the public and to recommend actions health care providers can take to prevent and manage these public health risks.

Date issued (YYYY-MM-DD)TitleTopic
2025-12-22Rising invasive group A streptococcal (iGAS) infectionsVaccine-preventable diseases
2025-12-04Annual review of student immunization records is beginningVaccine-preventable diseases
2025-10-20Continuing Medical Education (CME) opportunity: tuberculosisInfectious diseases
2025-10-082025-2026 respiratory season preparednessVaccine-preventable diseases
2025-10-02Update on local measles activity and testingVaccine-preventable diseases
2025-09-192025-2026 Guidance for Fall Seasonal VaccinesVaccine-preventable diseases
2025-09-09New recommendations for syphilis screening in pregnancySexual health
2025-09-02Market withdrawal of COVID-19 KP.2 vaccines in CanadaVaccine-preventable diseases
2025-07-22First measles infection in Public Health Sudbury & Districts’ service area since 2014Vaccine-preventable diseases
2025-07-16Updated eligibility: Pneumococcal high-risk pediatric programVaccine-preventable diseases
2025-04-28Update to process for transfer and admission for facilities in outbreakInfectious diseases
2025-04-14Update on spring 2025 vaccination programs: Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) and COVID-19 To: Local Health System PartnersVaccine-preventable diseases
2025-03-25Measles update for health care providersVaccine-preventable diseases
2025-01-30Updated Gonorrhea Treatment GuidanceSexual health
2025-01-21School Suspensions Will Soon Begin for Students Without Up-To-Date Immunization RecordsVaccine-preventable diseases
2025-01-13Rising Syphilis and Continuing Education and Professional Development (CEPD) EventSexual health
2025-01-03Candida auris now reportable to Public Health under provincial lawInfectious diseases

This item was last modified on December 30, 2025