What is the focus of ward management control?

First, strengthen access control management.

All kinds of inpatient ward units of medical institutions should be equipped with access control and monitoring, and designated persons should be on duty. It is necessary to strictly control the entry and exit of personnel. Anyone who enters the ward (including medical personnel, administrative personnel, security personnel, cleaning personnel, etc.). ) Wear a mask correctly and bring a work card and wristband into the ward.

The second is to strengthen the management of the entourage.

When accompanying patients, medical institutions shall, in accordance with the principles of "strict access, effective registration, necessary training and voucher escort", evaluate the self-care ability of patients and decide whether they need to be accompanied. For those who meet the standards of escort, medical institutions shall issue escort certificates, carry out identity registration, informed notification and necessary health management training.

Third, strengthen the management of visitors. All medical institutions should establish a visiting system of "limited staff and voucher registration". The daily visiting time is fixed, and in principle, the number of visitors per patient per day is no more than 2. Infected wards, isolation wards and hospitalized patients whose condition is not allowed refuse to visit, and patients and children with fever and/or respiratory infection symptoms in medical observation refuse to visit.

Extended data

All medical institutions should standardize the handling of abnormal situations of all kinds of personnel in wards.

First, the hospitalized patients with fever and/or respiratory symptoms should be examined in time and actively prepared for ward isolation.

Second, employees with fever and/or respiratory symptoms should be isolated in time and do a good job of investigation. Stick to work without illness and don't overload.

Third, visitors with fever and/or respiratory symptoms are not allowed to enter the ward and are treated as patients with fever.