Huantai county issued regulations on the prevention and control of epidemic situation in hospitals.

Management regulations on prevention and control of hospitalized epidemic situation in Huantai County:

In order to prevent, control and eliminate the occurrence and spread of COVID-19 epidemic situation in inpatient wards, and protect the health of medical staff, patients and accompanying personnel in inpatient wards, the notice on prevention and control of epidemic situation in inpatient wards is hereby formulated as follows.

1. Management of outpatient and emergency treatment

1. Patients with fever whose body temperature is ≥37.3℃ must go to the fever clinic. Patients and their accompanying personnel must wear surgical masks correctly throughout the visit, cooperate with medical staff to conduct a special epidemiological history investigation on the epidemic situation in COVID-19, and actively report relevant information.

2. Strictly implement "one patient and one consultation room". Patients and accompanying staff must wait in the waiting area and enter the consultation room after the doctor calls.

3. In places where people are easy to gather, such as seeing a doctor, paying fees, taking medicine, etc., pay attention to keeping a social distance of more than one meter between people.

4. A patient can bring at most one escort into the outpatient building.

5. Used masks shall not be discarded at will and put into the designated medical trash can. Wash your hands with running water or disinfect with quick hand disinfectant after touching public goods.

II. Management of hospitalized patients

6. Before hospitalization, patients and their companions need to sign the Commitment on Prevention and Control of Epidemic Situation in Hospitalization before they can be hospitalized.

7. After hospitalization, the patient should be admitted to the buffer ward, complete a nucleic acid test and report the results within 24 hours, accept the epidemiological history investigation and differential diagnosis of COVID-19, and initially exclude COVID-19 before moving to the general ward.

8. When patients have fever, respiratory tract and other suspicious symptoms during hospitalization, they should be tested for nucleic acid immediately; For long-term hospitalized patients, nucleic acid detection is conducted every 14 days; Patients in emergency observation room and respiratory department are tested for nucleic acid every 7 days.

9. During hospitalization, all patients should wear masks except the cause of illness.

1. After returning from going out, the patient needs temperature detection and epidemiological history investigation before entering the ward.

11. The patient should complete a nucleic acid test within 24 hours before leaving the hospital and report the results.

Third, the management of patients' caregivers

12. The caregivers need to enter the hospital with escort cards, ID cards and wristbands; In principle, one patient has one escort.

13. No one is allowed to go out of the room during the buffer ward; Complete a nucleic acid test within 24 hours and report the results, accept the epidemiological history investigation and differential diagnosis of COVID-19.

14. After one escort, the caregivers should do another nucleic acid test and report the results.

15. The accompanying personnel who have been accompanying for a long time shall be tested for nucleic acid every 14 days; The accompanying staff of patients in emergency observation room and respiratory department will conduct nucleic acid detection every 7 days.

16. Wear a mask during the accompanying period.

17. After going out and returning, the accompanying personnel can enter the ward only after their body temperature is detected and epidemiological history investigation is normal. 18. The escort shall not visit the ward during the escort period, and shall not go out in principle.

IV. Visiting management

19. Continue to implement the comprehensive ban on visiting. The ward is under 24-hour closed management, and relatives and friends are not allowed to visit during hospitalization. It is suggested to greet by video and telephone to avoid cross-infection.

V. Ward management

2. Pre-examination triage points are set up in the inpatient area. All patients and caregivers entering the inpatient area are strictly inspected for patient wristbands, escort wristbands, escort cards and ID cards, and their body temperature is tested, epidemiological history is asked, masks are required, and health codes are checked.

21. Checkpoints for epidemic prevention and control are set up in each ward, and all patients and accompanying personnel entering the ward are strictly checked for patient wristbands, accompanying wristbands, accompanying cards and ID cards, and their body temperature is tested, and they are required to wear masks, and information such as personnel identity and body temperature is registered.

22. The public area in the inpatient ward shall be strictly disinfected and recorded. Such as: halls, corridors, elevators, boiling water rooms, public toilets, etc.

23. The patients and accompanying staff in the buffer ward are strictly controlled, and the patients and accompanying staff in the general ward are not allowed to go out of the room.

24. Patients in the buffer ward must be disinfected at the end of the room after being transferred to the general ward.

25. The ward is well ventilated and equipped with hand hygiene equipment.

VI. Internal management of medical institutions

26. The first-in-charge responsibility system shall be implemented in the management of inpatient wards, and various ward management systems shall be established and improved, with a clear division of responsibilities and detailed work processes, and meetings shall be held at least once a week to study rectification and prevention matters.

27. Ensure the normal use of all kinds of facilities and equipment and the adequate provision of prevention and control materials.

28. Strengthen the epidemic prevention and control training for medical staff in wards.