COVID-19 Alberta Health Daily Checklist (for adults 18 years and older)

Will be updated to reflect any Government of Alberta and Alberta Health Services changes to questions and requirements.
Last Updated: October 2020

If an individual answers YES to any of the questions, they are not allowed to attend or participate in any activity or program. *Individuals with fever, cough, shortness of breath, runny nose, or sore throat, are required to isolate for 10 days per CMOH Order 05-2020 OR receive a negative COVID-19 test and are feeling better before returning to activities.

Use the AHS Online Assessment Tool to determine if testing is recommended and the following information on isolation requirements. 

1. Do you have any new onset (or worsening) of any of the following symptoms:

• Fever *
   YES  NO
   
• Cough *
   YES  NO
   
• Shortness of Breath / Difficulty Breathing *
   YES  NO
   
• Runny Nose *
   YES  NO
   
• Sore throat *
   YES  NO
   
• Chills
   YES  NO
   
• Painful swallowing
   YES  NO
   
• Nasal Congestion
   YES  NO
   
• Feeling unwell/Fatigued
   YES  NO
   
• Nausea/ Vomiting/ Diarrhea
   YES  NO
   
• Unexplained loss of appetite
   YES  NO
   
• Loss of sense of taste or smell
   YES  NO
   
• Muscle / Joint aches
   YES  NO
   
• Headache
   YES  NO
   
• Conjunctivitis (commonly known as pink eye)
   YES  NO

2. Has the attendee travelled outside of Canada in the last 14 days? 
  YES  NO

Individuals are legally required to quarantine for 14 days when entering or returning to Alberta from outside Canada unless exempted by the Alberta COVID-19 Boarder Testing Pilot Program.

3. Has the attendee had close contact¹ with a confirmed case of COVID-19 in the last 14 days? 
  YES  NO

¹ Face-to-face contact within 2 meters. A health care worker in an occupational setting wearing recommended personal protective equipment is not considered to be a close contact.

If an individual answers YES to any of the questions, they must not be allowed to participate in the sport or activity. Proceed home and use the AHS Online Assessment Tool to determine if testing is recommended.