How to apply for an injection when the community epidemic situation is closed

Closed and blockaded areas belong to areas with high risk of epidemic spread, only people are allowed to enter and leave, and residents are required to stay indoors. People who need to go out for a short time due to basic needs are not allowed to gather. Vaccination is a group work, and the staff need to conduct health consultation and taboo screening for the recipients, guide them to fill in the informed consent form, and carry out "three checks, seven pairs and one verification" when injecting, all of which need to talk to the recipients at close range. "Therefore, from the perspective of avoiding crowd gathering and epidemic spread, it is not appropriate to carry out large-scale emergency vaccination in closed control areas; In addition, it is not produced immediately after vaccination, and it usually takes more than 14 days to produce protection.

According to the requirements of the national and municipal prevention and control standards, the participants are classified and the risk groups are managed. Among them, the "2+ 12" control measures shall be implemented for the relevant personnel in the residential area, work unit or school where the classified personnel are located.

"2" refers to closed management within 2 days, that is, staying indoors and conducting nucleic acid detection twice at intervals of more than 24 hours.

After "2", there is no problem. We will enter the next stage "12", that is, strict community management, during which relevant personnel are required not to go out unless necessary. If you want to go out, wear a mask for personal protection, and don't attend or go to gathering places. Where is the meeting place? For example, shops, subways and other public transportation where people gather are counted, and they do not participate in gathering activities-meetings and dinners. At the same time, cooperate with the implementation of interval nucleic acid detection to do daily independent health monitoring. You should pay attention to whether you have a series of symptoms such as sore throat and slight fever. Report any symptoms.