What should we pay attention to when organizing large-scale nucleic acid testing in Suzhou?

There are four points to pay attention to in the organization and management of large-scale nucleic acid testing:

First, work plans and organizational management must be done well. All localities are required to make work plans in advance, clarify the organizational structure, and streamline the entire chain of work processes from "sampling-transportation-testing-result reporting". Make sure you have a clear background on the actual population situation of each street, community, and residential area within your jurisdiction. How many people there are and where they are distributed. Set up good sampling points based on streets, communities, and even buildings. At the same time, in order to achieve efficient transfer, it is necessary to coordinate the layout of testing institutions and testing capabilities, and use information systems to quickly report test results to the public. It is very important to make a good work plan. Once the epidemic requires large-scale nucleic acid testing, the plan can be quickly launched. All departments will coordinate and cooperate to complete the entire process of "purchasing, delivery, inspection, and reporting" to improve efficiency.

Second, the setting of sampling points is very critical, and it is required to optimize the setting and layout of sampling points. The layout of sampling points should take into account the population, geographical transportation, and the layout of nucleic acid testing institutions. You can set up a sampling point for every 2,000-3,000 people and a sampling station for every 600-800 people. In addition, in order to facilitate people to take samples nearby, in principle, sampling points are set up in residential areas. In this season, the ventilation is better and the weather is suitable. Priority should be given to outdoor sampling points. You can also choose sports venues, school playgrounds, etc.

The third is to strengthen the organization and management of the sampling site. It is necessary to set up clear guidance signs, plan the entry and exit routes, ensure that all sampling personnel flow in one direction, and clarify the sampling procedures and precautions. In order to avoid gatherings of people, we are required to inform everyone in advance and make time-scheduled reservations to prevent people from queuing for too long or overconcentrating people, shorten queuing times, and reduce gatherings in a short period of time. At the same time, on-site staff and volunteers are required to strengthen the maintenance of sampling order and guide the public on personal protection and information collection. For special groups, such as the elderly, pregnant women, and children, it is required to establish a "green channel" and at the same time enhance humanized care.

Fourth, the public must actively cooperate. On-site sampling work cannot be done well without the active cooperation of the public. Members of the public participating in nucleic acid testing must wear masks, do not gather, maintain a safe distance, consciously obey the instructions of on-site staff, do not touch the sampling table or any items on the sampling table during the sampling process, put on a mask as soon as possible after sampling, and leave the site quickly .