Sample essay on community activity planning plan related to the epidemic (two articles)

Plan for community epidemic prevention and control publicity activities (1)

Recently, sporadic cases and clustered epidemics in local areas have increased significantly in my country, exposing the lax prevention and control awareness in rural areas. Problems such as weak control capabilities and high difficulty in prevention and control, especially during the Spring Festival, the number of people returning home in rural areas and frequent gathering activities will increase the risk of epidemic spread. In order to further strengthen the leadership of rural grassroots party organizations in epidemic prevention and control work and guide rural areas to scientifically and accurately prevent and control the new coronavirus pneumonia epidemic in winter and spring, according to the "Guiding Opinions on Doing a Normalized Prevention and Control of the New Coronavirus Epidemic" and "Rural Areas "Regional COVID-19 Epidemic Prevention and Control Work Plan" and other requirements, and based on the shortcomings and weak links in the recent rural cluster epidemic prevention and control work, this work plan is specially formulated.

1. Early prevention

1. Reduce the flow of people. It is advocated not to travel unless necessary during the Spring Festival holiday, and universities, technical secondary schools and enterprises are encouraged to stagger their holidays and start work during the school year. Staff engaged in the handling, transportation, storage and sales of imported goods should, in principle, take vacation or work at their place of work. The entry and exit of people in areas at high risk of the epidemic are strictly controlled.

2. Reduce the gathering of people. During the Spring Festival in various places, in accordance with the principle of not holding any non-essential events, temple fairs, theatrical performances, exhibitions and promotions and other activities will be strictly controlled, the scale and frequency of rural markets will be reduced, and the flow of people will be controlled. Implement the control requirements for religious activities and venues, and strictly enforce epidemic prevention and control regulations. Residential households should not hold gathering activities such as dinner parties, publicize and advocate changing customs, persuade farmers not to visit, not gather, and go out less, and advocate "delaying happy events, keeping funerals simple, and not holding banquets." For activities that really need to be held, the scale should be controlled to less than 50 people and a prevention and control plan should be reported to the local epidemic prevention and control headquarters for approval. The village committee will be responsible for supervising the basic information of registered participants and strictly implementing prevention and control measures.

3. Strengthen the management of returnees. Those returning home must return to their hometowns with a valid negative nucleic acid test result for the new coronavirus within 7 days. After returning home, they will be subject to home health monitoring for 14 days. During this period, they will not gather or move around, and a nucleic acid test will be conducted every 7 days. All towns (subdistricts) and administrative villages (neighborhood committees) have implemented a responsibility system, implemented grid management of returnees, and done a good job in registration, health monitoring, and handling of abnormal situations.

4. Strengthen publicity and education. Use traditional and new media and other forms to promote COVID-19 prevention and control knowledge and measures, guide returnees to abide by epidemic prevention and control regulations, truthfully report personal itineraries, actively cooperate with health monitoring, and strengthen villagers to wash hands frequently, maintain indoor ventilation, and close doors Wear masks and other hygienic habits in places, and increase awareness of seeking medical treatment and reporting symptoms as soon as possible if symptoms such as fever, dry cough, sore throat, loss of smell (taste), diarrhea, etc. occur.

2. Early detection

1. Expand the scope of “all necessary inspections”. Include new inpatients in county hospitals and township health centers and their accompanying personnel, staff of medical institutions (including county hospitals, township health centers, village clinics, and individual clinics), and rural inspection and co-inspection personnel into the scope of "all inspections required" , carry out nucleic acid testing every week.

2. Carry out sample collection and nucleic acid testing in a timely manner. "Township sampling, county testing" is implemented. Township health centers are responsible for collecting and submitting nucleic acid testing samples. If the conditions are not met, the county-level health administrative department arranges for agencies to collect samples and submit for testing. County hospitals, CDCs or third-party testing The institution is responsible for nucleic acid testing. Nucleic acid testing is included in the scope of local inspections.

3. Strengthen environmental and drug monitoring. Nucleic acid testing is carried out every week at village clinics and individual clinics, farmers' markets, villagers' activity rooms, chess and card rooms, leisure and entertainment rooms, public toilets, nursing homes, nearby airports and other public places, and regular household sampling is carried out. detection. Rural pharmacies have established real-name registration accounts for the sales of antipyretics, anti-infectives and other drugs.

3. Early reporting

1. Report of suspicious patients. After village clinics and individual clinics discover suspicious patients, they must report to the township health center within 2 hours while observing the patient. The township health center is responsible for collecting samples and sending them for testing, and assisting with referrals.

Rural pharmacies report patients purchasing antipyretics, anti-infectives and other drugs to township health centers within 2 hours after discovering them.

2. Nucleic acid test result report. The testing agency will feedback the test results within 12 hours after receiving the sample. Positive results must be reported immediately to the sample sending agency and the county-level health administration department.

3. Direct reporting of infected persons online. Medical institutions must report directly online within 2 hours after discovering confirmed cases and asymptomatic infected persons. Medical institutions that do not have the conditions for direct reporting online must immediately call the disease control agency for direct reporting online.

4. Early isolation

1. Quick response. After discovering the epidemic, township governments and village committees must immediately report to the county (district) epidemic prevention and control mechanism and transfer infected persons within 2 hours. The county (district) epidemic prevention and control mechanism must quickly organize and dispatch epidemic analysis, epidemiological investigation, nucleic acid testing, medical treatment, environmental disinfection, community prevention and control and other work teams to carry out epidemic prevention and control, and carry out centralized isolation and designated medical institutions. Rescue and other work. Township governments, village committees, and village doctors must actively cooperate in epidemiological investigations, tracing sources of infection, and controlling epidemic-related personnel.

2. Implement closed control of natural villages. Natural villages and every household where confirmed cases and asymptomatic infections are found will be immediately closed and controlled. All residents will be under medical observation at home. Quarantine points for entering the village will be set up in a standardized way. Measures such as temperature measurement, questioning, registration, code scanning, and disinfection of people entering and exiting the village will be implemented. When the epidemic continues to spread, the epidemic area will be scientifically delineated based on the activity trajectories of newly discovered cases, asymptomatic infections, and close contacts and close contacts of close contacts.

3. Carry out epidemiological investigation and determination of close contacts. County-level disease control agencies must carry out epidemiological investigations under the guidance of municipal-level disease control agencies, and the health, public security, and industry information departments must cooperate with each other. Township governments, village committees, and village doctors must actively cooperate with each other to conduct epidemiological investigations within 24 hours. Complete epidemiological investigation and determination of close contacts. Based on big communication data, people leaving the epidemic area are promptly investigated and a notice of assistance is issued. At the same time, under the guidance of provincial and municipal experts, grassroots medical and health institutions cooperated with county-level disease control agencies to carry out epidemic traceability investigations.

4. Isolation management of close contacts. The county government has uniformly set up centralized isolation places, and in principle, close contacts and close contacts of close contacts will be subject to centralized isolation medical observation, except for special circumstances. Close contacts and close contact transfers of close contacts must be completed within 12 hours. Those who do not have the conditions for centralized isolation medical observation can adopt home medical observation, and strengthen the implementation of single-person and single-room isolation, nucleic acid testing, body temperature monitoring and other measures by issuing notices, hanging public notices, and visiting the door every day. Natural villages for home isolation are managed in accordance with the requirements for centralized isolation sites.

5. Implement nucleic acid screening for all employees. It is necessary to carry out nucleic acid testing for all employees in natural villages or epidemic areas where epidemics occur, clarify sample collection locations and nucleic acid testing points, effectively deploy teams, and carry out orderly activities by region and time period. If necessary, organize multiple nucleic acid screenings to eliminate potential risks.

6. Establish an information platform. The county government has established an information sharing platform composed of testing institutions, first aid centers, disease control agencies, public security agencies, designated hospitals, centralized isolation places, etc., and is interconnected with the provincial platform to clarify the responsibilities and work processes of departments and institutions, and provide real-time The government shares information on people who have tested positive for nucleic acid tests, big data information on activity trajectories, close contacts and close contact information and management status of close contacts, and coordinates epidemiological investigations and close contact tracking management.

7. Carry out environmental disinfection. Township governments and village committees should set up dedicated on-duty personnel to be responsible for disinfection work in key public places where the epidemic is likely to spread, such as the urban-rural fringe, nearby airports, and public toilets. Carry out complete and complete eradication of the movements of confirmed and asymptomatic infected persons. Domestic garbage should be disinfected and transported out for centralized processing, and garbage generated by quarantined personnel should be disinfected, sealed and handled by relevant departments.

5. Early treatment

1. Detect suspicious patients as early as possible.

Formulate guidelines for the reception of fever patients in primary medical and health institutions and individual clinics, strengthen pre-examination triage and first-diagnosis responsibility systems, and focus on those who have recently returned from overseas with fever, dry cough, sore throat, reduced sense of smell (taste), diarrhea, etc. For patients with clinical symptoms, epidemiological history inquiry, nucleic acid testing and early identification of suspicious cases should be strengthened.

2. Refer suspicious patients. County hospitals should set up fever clinics and observation rooms in a standardized manner. Township health centers that have the conditions should set up fever clinics (or clinics). Township health centers, village clinics and clinics that do not have the conditions should have special rooms to treat suspicious patients. Go into isolation. Township health centers, village clinics and clinics must immediately report to the county-level health administrative department after discovering suspicious patients. The county-level health administrative department arranged a negative pressure ambulance to transport the patient to the county hospital within 2 hours. If a negative pressure ambulance is not available and an ordinary ambulance is used, attention should be paid to protecting the driver and medical personnel. Township governments and village committees should assist in providing transshipment services.

3. Standardize treatment. If county hospitals have the conditions for admission and treatment, they must centrally treat confirmed cases and asymptomatic infections, and implement homogeneous and standardized treatment in accordance with the diagnosis and treatment plan. County hospitals that do not have the conditions for treatment and severe cases that can be transferred must be concentrated in designated hospitals at the prefectural and municipal levels.

4. Strictly implement hospital infection prevention and control. The main person in charge of the county hospital is the first person responsible for hospital infection prevention and control. He must designate a dedicated person to be responsible for the prevention and control of hospital infection in the hospital and all medical institutions within the hospital, conduct training for all staff, and implement standard protective measures. Anyone entering a medical institution must wear a mask, have their temperature taken, and show a health code or other health certificate. It is necessary to optimize the diagnosis and treatment process, control the flow of people and logistics, and reduce the gathering of people. When medical institutions such as township hospitals do not meet the above conditions, after receiving suspected COVID-19 patients, they must disinfect the environment and equipment as soon as possible to prevent cross-infection. The health administrative departments at the provincial and municipal levels should organize experts on hospital infection prevention and control, set up a number of inspection teams, and conduct regular inspections and guidance at medical institutions in the county. This should cover county hospitals, primary medical and health institutions, village clinics and Clinic etc. County disease control agencies should guide medical institutions to isolate close contacts and disinfect the environment after the outbreak.

6. Strong guarantee

1. Organizational leadership. The county-level epidemic prevention and control command system must maintain an emergency state, be on duty 24 hours a day, and strictly implement the "daily reporting" and "zero reporting" systems. Implement the territorial responsibilities of the party committee and government, the responsibilities of industry departments, the main responsibilities of units, and the self-management responsibilities of individuals and families. Give full play to the role of the three-level prevention network in counties and villages, establish a three-level subcontracting mechanism in which "county-level leaders subcontract to towns, township-level cadres subcontract to villages, and village-level cadres subcontract to households", and implement the three-level subcontracting mechanism of township cadres, village cadres, public security officers, village The "five guarantees and one" responsibility system for township medical workers and grid workers. Give full play to the role of medical groups and medical consortiums, counties and townships jointly implement the regional prevention and control tasks of county-level medical and health institutions for epidemic prevention and control, and townships and towns jointly implement the village-level tasks of township health centers. Improve the rural public health committee and organize villagers to do a good job in preventing and controlling epidemics in winter, spring and Spring Festival. Rural grassroots party organizations must effectively assume the leadership responsibility for epidemic prevention and control, strengthen supervision and inspection, give full play to the role of the village's "two committees", first secretaries, village cadres and rural party members, organize and mobilize the *** Youth League, Women's Federation We have carried out mass prevention and control through group organizations, ethics councils, red and white councils, leading agricultural industrialization enterprises, farmers' cooperatives and the general public, and implemented various prevention and control measures.

2. Capability guarantee. Strengthen technical training for county and rural third-level professionals in sample collection, nucleic acid testing, epidemiological investigations, and environmental disinfection. Strengthen the construction of sampling and nucleic acid testing capabilities of medical institutions and disease control institutions, and ensure that at least one institution in the county has nucleic acid testing capabilities by deploying mobile testing forces or purchasing the services of third-party testing agencies. People's governments at the county level must reserve 100 isolation rooms for each infected person, and people's governments at the prefecture (city, state) level must coordinate centralized isolation rooms in the region to meet the needs of large-scale personnel isolation. Centralized isolation places must meet relevant standards and be equipped with staff and vehicles, disinfectants, isolation gowns and other epidemic prevention materials.

3. Counterpart assistance.

If an urban tertiary hospital has formed a medical consortium with a county hospital, the provincial and municipal health administrative departments must supervise the urban tertiary hospital to strengthen comprehensive support for the county hospital and dispatch management, medical, nursing, testing, hospital infection and other personnel. On-site guidance, especially during the Spring Festival, on-site on-site duty should be strengthened. If county hospitals have not established a medical consortium with urban tertiary hospitals, the provincial and municipal health administrative departments must designate tertiary hospitals to cover the disease in counties, and strengthen the guidance of county hospitals in accordance with the designated scope of responsibilities. Through counterpart assistance from urban tertiary hospitals, the capabilities and levels of hospital infection prevention and control, nucleic acid testing, and medical treatment of medical institutions in the county will be improved.

4. Material support. Provincial and prefecture-level people's governments must refine emergency plans, carry out multi-department training exercises step by step, and be prepared to reinforce epidemic prevention and control in rural areas. The people's governments at the county level and above are responsible for the financial support and material guarantee of epidemic prevention and control and emergency response, and the implementation of preparations for production and life support for regional control after the outbreak of the epidemic. Township governments and village committees must prepare protective materials in advance based on administrative villages. All localities must effectively supply agricultural products to meet the living needs of rural residents, and include agricultural products such as grains, oils, vegetables, meat, eggs, milk, and aquatic products into the scope of daily necessities during epidemic prevention and control. Implement the "green channel" policy for the transportation of fresh agricultural products, urge all localities to maintain normal market circulation order, and ensure smooth production and marketing of agricultural products. While doing a good job in epidemic prevention and control, we must scientifically and rationally arrange the production of important agricultural products such as vegetables, meat, eggs, milk, and aquatic products, strengthen crop field management, and ensure the smooth flow of agricultural production materials. We must not arbitrarily intercept agricultural materials transport vehicles under the pretext of epidemic prevention.

5. Supervision and inspection. All localities must make arrangements in advance in accordance with the requirements of the work plan, assign responsibilities to each person, and incorporate the prevention and control of the new coronavirus epidemic into the assessment content of governments at all levels. The Agricultural Office of the Party Committee must actively play the role of overall coordination and guide rural areas to do a good job in epidemic prevention and control, agricultural production and agricultural product supply guarantees. It is necessary to organize and carry out special inspections on the prevention and control of the new coronavirus epidemic during the Spring Festival, take epidemic prevention and control in rural areas as the focus of inspections, supervise and guide all localities to identify risk loopholes, fill in shortcomings and weaknesses, and ensure that timely rectifications are in place. Seriously hold accountable any violations of laws, regulations and disciplines that occur at work such as irresponsibility, inaction, disorderly conduct, dereliction of duty and dereliction of duty.

Provincial-level joint prevention and control mechanisms should formulate epidemic prevention and control work plans for rural areas in winter and spring in their respective regions based on actual conditions, and submit them to the comprehensive group of the joint prevention and control mechanism of the State Council for filing.

2021 Community Epidemic Prevention and Control Publicity Activities Plan (2)

In order to guide communities (villages) to scientifically and orderly prevent and control the pneumonia epidemic caused by the new coronavirus infection, according to the " According to the relevant requirements of the "Recent Work Plan for the Prevention and Control of Pneumonia Infected by Novel Coronavirus", this work plan is specially formulated based on the actual epidemic prevention and control work in Beijing.

1. General requirements

In accordance with the principle of "early detection, early reporting, early isolation, early diagnosis, and early treatment", implement group prevention and group treatment, joint prevention and control, grid We must implement centralized and blanket management, mobilize the masses for self-protection, be the most resolute in preventing the import, spread, and export of the epidemic, implement comprehensive prevention and control measures in the most strict manner, deal with the epidemic decisively, control the spread of the disease most effectively, and resolutely win the prevention and control of this epidemic. people's war.

2. Work tasks

(1) No cases found in communities (villages)

Implement the strategy of “foreign import prevention” and take the following measures:

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1. Strengthen organizational mobilization. Cadres in districts, subdistricts, and towns must be sent to communities (villages) to assign responsibilities and posts. Under the leadership of Jiexiang Town, the community (village) took the lead in establishing a community prevention and control working group composed of community (village) cadres, police officers, community health personnel and property management personnel. For the three lines of defense, residents and volunteers are encouraged to participate, and a team of full-time and part-time workers is formed to conduct grid-based and carpet-based surveys of the movement of people in areas with high epidemic incidences such as Hubei, and conduct surveys on communities (villages), buildings (natural villages), and families. Full coverage, timely discovery of clues to prevention and control of hidden dangers, and reporting to streets, towns, and towns.

2. Provide timely information.

Communities (villages) should issue notices, requiring people who have returned from areas with high epidemic incidence to register immediately with their communities (villages), release medical treatment information to the public, and publish prevention and control information issued by the health administrative department every day to remind travel and travel risks.

3. Carry out health education. Communities (villages) should convey the core information of disease prevention and control to every family and every person through various forms such as community and village bulletin boards, "letters", hanging slogans, WeChat public accounts, WeChat groups, etc.; urge families to If quality permits, open windows for ventilation, no less than 2-3 times a day, no less than 30 minutes each time, strengthen daily cleaning and disinfection, and reduce family gatherings; urge individuals to wear masks, not shake hands, wash hands frequently, and avoid When gathering, do not believe or spread rumors, and cover your mouth and nose when coughing. Communities (villages) do not organize large-scale public gatherings and urge public places to be cleaned, disinfected and ventilated to avoid cross-infection.

4. Strengthen classified management. Carry out classified control on people returning (to) Beijing, including entering the network, entering the qualification, and entering the family. Establish a dissemination mechanism, and the township and town governments will disseminate the list of people returning (to) Beijing from relevant areas in Hubei to the communities. After the community (village) receives the information of people arriving in Beijing who have left Hubei within 14 days before arriving in Beijing or who have had contact history with people from Hubei (or such people are found during self-examination), they must supervise such people to undergo home medical observation. They are not allowed to go out, and they are provided with basic living security, ensuring that they are in person, registered, community management, and door-to-door observation. Establish an uploading mechanism. For those who develop symptoms such as fever, shortness of breath, dry cough, etc., the community (village) must promptly report to the subdistrict, township and town government, and the subdistrict and township government will report to the district health department to quickly arrange for medical treatment. Communities (villages) should urge people coming (returning) to Beijing from other areas with high epidemic incidence to take the initiative to self-quarantine for 14 days and wear masks when going out; once they develop fever, accompanied by symptoms such as fatigue and dry cough, they should be urged to go to the fever clinic of the nearest medical institution for investigation.

5. Strengthen environmental governance. Vigorously carry out patriotic health campaigns, increase environmental sanitation improvements, strictly clean, disinfect and ventilate public places where community crowds gather, and improve environmental sanitation conditions. In particular, we must strengthen environmental improvements at farmers' markets and illegal trafficking of wild animals. Supervise and implement environmental sanitation improvement measures in every community, every unit, and every family. Communities (villages) organize to carry out comprehensive prevention and control of vector organisms focusing on environmental remediation and supplemented by drug disinfecting. They carry out sanitary cleaning of residential areas, garbage transfer stations, construction sites and other key places to deal with garbage and dirt; timely organize and carry out Comprehensive vector control and disinfecting effectively reduces vector density.

(2) Cases or outbreaks occur in the community.

When there is one confirmed case among community residents or two or more confirmed cases are found in a family, a construction site, or the same unit of a building, the "internal prevention of spread and external prevention of export" measures will be adopted. Strategy, based on the above 5 measures, implement the following measures:

6. Strict close contact management. Medical and health institutions at all levels must strengthen cooperation with the community, conduct standardized epidemiological investigations, and scientifically determine close contacts. Each district in the city must designate isolation points and conduct centralized medical observation for close contacts who are unconditionally quarantined at home. The health department should notify the information of close contacts who are eligible for home medical observation to all streets and towns, and the streets and towns will notify the communities (villages) as soon as possible. Communities (villages) should mobilize community health personnel to standardize the management of close contacts and implement home medical observation measures for close contacts. The health status of close contacts will be followed up daily to provide them with basic life support. Once community health personnel discover that a close contact has symptoms such as fever, shortness of breath, dry cough, etc., they should immediately report to the district health department to promptly initiate procedures such as investigation, diagnosis, isolation treatment, etc., and do a good job in isolation control of the patient and transfer to designated hospitals. item preparation.

7. Strengthen disinfection and isolation. Communities (villages) should assist in the disinfection of affected families, building units, unit offices, conference rooms and other epidemic spots, and clean and disinfect public places under the guidance of disease control agencies. Residents must wear masks when entering and leaving the community, and the community (village) must supervise and remind them.

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(3) Community transmission epidemic

When there are 2 or more cases of infection among community residents within 14 days, the source of the infection is unknown. For sporadic cases, or outbreaks that occur in large numbers and in large scale, showing continued spread, the strategy of "preventing the spread internally and preventing exports externally" will be adopted. Based on the above 7 measures, the following measures will be implemented:

8. Limit gatherings of people. The district government reports to the municipal government for a decision, which can restrict or stop crowd gathering activities such as markets and gatherings in communities (villages), close cinemas, Internet cafes and other public places, and suspend work, business, and classes when necessary. Communities (villages) assist the government in supervising the implementation of relevant measures.

3. Job security

(1) Strengthen organizational leadership. Adhere to the leadership of party building and build a working pattern of joint prevention and control. Clarify the responsibilities of districts, subdistricts, towns, and communities (villages), and further improve the work organization system in accordance with the "whistle reporting" and immediate handling of complaints. Effectively strengthen the leadership of prevention and control work in communities (villages), further implement the system of cadres contacting communities (villages), strengthen the work of housing, housing, and households in communities (villages), assign responsibilities to people and contact households, and ensure that all prevention and control measures are carried out Control measures have been effectively implemented. Give full play to the role of community (village) party organizations as a fighting fortress, give full play to the vanguard and exemplary role of party members, strengthen joint prevention and control, strictly prevent and leave no dead ends, and build a tight line of defense for mass prevention and treatment to resist the epidemic.

(2) Timely submission of information. Every street, town, and town summarizes community (village) joint epidemic prevention and control information every day and reports it to the district prevention and control leading group. No cases are reported. If problems are discovered during the prevention and control process, the community (village) should report it to the township, town and health and epidemic prevention departments as soon as possible.

(3) Strengthen supervision and inspection. The health committees of each district and the civil affairs bureaus of the social work committees of each district should strengthen the supervision and inspection of community prevention and control work, and carry out responsibility investigations for streets, towns, communities (villages) that do not implement prevention and control work or that do not implement prevention and control work in place. Responsibilities will be taken seriously depending on the circumstances. ;