What's the difference between yellow code, red team code and green code?

The difference between yellow code, red team code and green code:

1, red team standard: confirmed cases, suspected cases, asymptomatic infected persons, as well as confirmed patients and asymptomatic infected persons who have been cured and discharged without home (centralized) observation 14 days; Close contacts of confirmed cases, suspected cases and asymptomatic infected persons; Persons from high-risk areas with particularly serious epidemic situation; Persons who are undergoing centralized and isolated medical observation; Other personnel who need to be included in the management of red team.

2. Yellow code standard: the body temperature is above 37.3℃ or one of the clinical manifestations such as respiratory symptoms, physical discomfort, digestive tract symptoms and conjunctival bleeding; Persons from areas with high epidemic risk; /kloc-may have close contact with confirmed patients, suspected patients and asymptomatic infected people within 0/4 days, such as taking the same public transport and living in the same building unit; Other personnel who need to be included in the yellow code management.

3. Green code standard: people outside the red code and yellow code standard.

Precautions for using health codes:

Using scanning code to verify the flow trajectory of managers. For places or units that need to record the information of people entering and leaving, health codes are encouraged to be used as electronic health certificates for individuals entering and leaving. By scanning and verifying the presented health codes, a traceable track can be formed, and the risk of epidemic spread caused by personnel flow can be reduced.

Strengthen the verification and management of people coming to the spring in key areas. For people entering the spring in key areas, it is necessary to organize the application for health codes, and make full use of the information of nucleic acid detection and serum antibody detection within 7 days after the integration of health codes for verification management.