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You can go out after three inspections in three days.

Latest epidemic policies.

?"Notice on Further Optimizing and Implementing Prevention and Control Measures for the New Coronavirus Epidemic"

1. Scientifically and accurately divide risk areas

1. Based on the distribution of infected people High-risk areas are demarcated through risk analysis and risk assessment. They are generally delineated on the basis of buildings, units, floors, and households. That is, if there is only one infected household, the delimitation is based on households. If there are more than 2 infected households on a floor, the units are defined on the floor. According to the regulations, if a unit has more than 2 floors of infection, it will be defined on a unit basis. If each unit has more than 1 household infection, it will be determined on a building basis. It shall not be expanded to residential areas, communities, streets (townships) and other areas at will. All forms of temporary closures are not allowed.

2. During the epidemic response process, various localities should quickly control close contacts. If there is no risk of community transmission, high-risk areas may not be designated.

2. Further optimize nucleic acid testing

3. Nucleic acid testing for all employees will not be carried out according to administrative regions.

4. Further narrow the scope and frequency of nucleic acid testing, and carry out antigen testing according to the needs of epidemic prevention work.

5. Condensing the scope of personnel in high-risk positions to only those who have direct contact with immigrants, items, and the environment, staff in centralized isolation places, medical staff in fever clinics in designated medical institutions and general medical institutions, and shopping malls Nucleic acid testing will be carried out for employees in high-risk positions with densely populated environments, frequent contacts, and high mobility such as supermarkets, express delivery, and takeout. The frequency of nucleic acid testing will be further reduced based on the ninth version of the plan. Other personnel are willing to check everything.

6. All localities should reasonably set up a certain number of convenient sampling points based on actual conditions such as personnel distribution and population density in the jurisdiction, and continue to provide convenient testing services.

7. Nursing homes, welfare homes, medical institutions, child care institutions, primary and secondary schools and other places shall carry out nucleic acid testing in accordance with the provisions of the ninth edition of the prevention and control plan. Those entering the above-mentioned relevant places must obtain a 48-hour nucleic acid test negative certificate . Those who enter other public places or take transportation are not required to provide a negative nucleic acid test certificate, and the health code is not checked.

8. Cancel temporary inspection points at airports, railway stations, long-distance passenger terminals, expressway provincial boundary service areas, national and provincial trunk road entrances, ports and other places, and no longer conduct nucleic acid tests for people moving across regions. Negative certificates and health codes will no longer be inspected on arrival. Nucleic acid sampling points can be temporarily maintained as needed to continue to provide convenient testing services.

9. Cancel information technology means such as electronic fences, and no longer send reminder text messages and health code pop-up reminders. After arriving in Anhui, people returning to Anhui from outside the province will no longer be subject to prevention and control measures such as checking negative nucleic acid test certificates and health codes, and will no longer implement "three inspections in three days". Those who have not carried out "three inspections in three days" will no longer be punished. "Health Code" pop-up reminder.

10. For important institutions, large enterprises and some specific places and major activities, districted cities can determine prevention and control measures based on the territorial principle.

11. All medical institutions should continue to check the 48-hour nucleic acid test results of patients. The outpatient clinic area should be divided into nucleic acid-positive diagnosis and treatment areas and nucleic acid-negative diagnosis and treatment areas to receive corresponding patients respectively. For emergency patients, those who have a 48-hour negative nucleic acid test certificate will go directly to the emergency diagnosis and treatment area. Those who do not have a 48-hour negative nucleic acid test certificate will be admitted in the emergency buffer area and undergo antigen and nucleic acid tests at the same time. The absence of a 48-hour nucleic acid test negative certificate shall not be used as an excuse. Treatment by impact. Patients with fever, respiratory symptoms, etc. will be directed to fever clinics for antigen or nucleic acid testing and corresponding diagnosis and treatment services. Nucleic acid testing will be conducted on admitted patients and their accompanying personnel, and antigen or nucleic acid testing will be conducted as needed after admission.

3. Optimize and adjust isolation methods

12. Positive infected persons must be scientifically classified and treated. Asymptomatic infected persons and mild cases who are eligible for home isolation are generally quarantined at home, or voluntarily. Choose to go to a county-level designated hospital (fangcang hospital) for centralized isolation.

13. During the period of home isolation of asymptomatic infected persons and mild cases, the community (village) is responsible for the management, relying on the county medical team and the family doctor contract team, and the community health service center, township health center Use non-contact methods to guide health monitoring and oral medication treatment. On the 6th and 7th days of home quarantine, the territory will conduct a nucleic acid test each through "door-to-door sampling". If the Ct value of the nucleic acid test is ≥35 for two consecutive days, the quarantine will be lifted, and family members living together will be taken and tested at the same time.

14. Infected patients who are discharged from the hospital are no longer subject to home health monitoring.

15. For close contacts who meet the conditions for home isolation, the adjustment from "5 days of centralized isolation medical observation + 3 days of home isolation medical observation" to "5 days of home isolation medical observation" can also be made voluntarily. Centralized isolation. During the period of home isolation, the community (village) is responsible for management, and the community health service center and township health center provide guidance on health monitoring. On the 5th day of home quarantine, the territory will conduct a nucleic acid test through "door-to-door sampling", and everyone living together will be tested at the same time. If the result is negative, the quarantine will be released.

16. For close contacts who are currently in centralized isolation, according to their personal wishes, they can return to their place of residence in a "point-to-point" closed loop by self-driving, 120 ambulance or community volunteer fleet, and implement follow-up home isolation medicine. observe. For asymptomatic infected persons and mild cases who are currently under medical observation in designated hospitals or makeshift hospitals, health monitoring and nucleic acid testing should continue, and nucleic acid testing arrangements should be accelerated, and discharge procedures should be completed in a timely manner for those who meet the discharge criteria.

17. All localities should carry out scientific and accurate epidemic investigation, focusing on identifying core close contacts such as eating, living, working, entertaining, and studying together, focusing on the investigation and management of vulnerable groups among close contacts, and not Expand the scope of screening and do not use time and space as a criterion.

4. Implement "quick seal and quick release" in high-risk areas

18. All localities should implement "quick seal and quick release" in high-risk areas, and there should be no new infections for 5 consecutive days High-risk areas should be unblocked in a timely manner to avoid prolonged lockdowns and reduce the inconvenience caused to the public due to the epidemic.

19. After the high-risk area is designated, the community must inform residents of the isolation and control time as soon as possible. For people in high-risk areas, samples will be taken on the 5th day of quarantine, and the quarantine will be released in a timely manner if the test result is negative. If a subsequent case occurs, only the resident with a subsequent positive case will be controlled, and the control time for other personnel shall not be extended.

20. If the newly infected persons found in high-risk areas after the lockdown are the residents, close contacts or residents of the positive persons who strictly implement home isolation management, it is assessed that there are no community members outside the home. If there is a risk of transmission, it will not affect the unblocking time of high-risk areas.

5. Ensuring the basic needs of the public for purchasing medicines

21. All localities must ensure the normal operation of pharmacies and must not close pharmacies at will. The drug regulatory department guides pharmacies to increase their drug reserves and fully meet market demand in a timely manner.

22. The Provincial Department of Economic and Information Technology and the Provincial Health Commission took the lead respectively to formulate a routine drug production reserve plan and a medical institution-related drug reserve plan, guide relevant drug companies in our province to increase production, and guide local and Relevant units and medical institutions should make sufficient reserves to ensure the basic drug purchasing needs of the public, especially the elderly, patients with underlying diseases and other special groups.

23. All localities should unblock multiple drug purchase channels and distribution links. People should not be restricted from purchasing antipyretic, cough suppressant, antiviral, cold and other over-the-counter drugs online and offline. No nucleic acid test negative certificates will be required. Real-name registration information is no longer required.

24. Primary medical institutions such as clinics, outpatient departments, infirmaries, village clinics, community health service centers, and community health service stations can provide treatment for patients with suspected symptoms of COVID-19 such as fever, dry cough, and fatigue. Medicine and other services.

6. Accelerate the promotion of COVID-19 vaccination for the elderly

25. All localities must adhere to the principle of catching up as needed, focusing on increasing the vaccination rate of people aged 60-79, accelerating the improvement of vaccination rates for those aged 80 and above Special arrangements will be made to meet the vaccination rate for the above groups. By the end of January 2023, the first dose vaccination rate for people over 80 years old will reach 90%, and the full vaccination rate and booster vaccination rate for eligible target groups will reach 90%; the full vaccination rate for eligible target groups aged 60-79 and The booster vaccination rate reached 95%.

26. All localities should optimize vaccination services, provide door-to-door vaccination services for disabled and semi-disabled elderly people through the establishment of green channels, temporary vaccination sites, mobile vaccination vehicles and other measures, and optimize various conveniences for the people. Measures are taken to open up the "last 100 meters" of vaccination for the elderly and provide convenience to the elderly to the greatest extent.

27. Health departments should carry out training on the determination of vaccination contraindications step by step, and guide medical staff to scientifically determine vaccination contraindications.

28. Local governments and health departments should elaborate on popular science propaganda and mobilize the whole society to participate in mobilizing the elderly for vaccination. Incentive measures can be adopted to mobilize the enthusiasm of the elderly for vaccination.

7. Strengthen the health status and classified management of key groups

29. All localities should mobilize multiple parties to participate, give full play to the role of communities (villages) and their public health committees and urban and rural The professional advantages of grassroots medical and health institutions make full use of existing residents' health information to carry out in-depth health status surveys of the elderly and find out the diseases such as cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, tumors, and immune deficiency in the jurisdiction. of older adults and their COVID-19 vaccination status.

30. It is necessary to give full play to the role of grassroots medical and health institutions as "under the network" and family doctors as "gatekeepers" of health, and organize community health service centers and township health centers to treat special cases such as elderly people with underlying diseases within their jurisdiction. Implement health monitoring and implement hierarchical health management according to health risk levels. Green (low-risk general population), yellow (medium-risk sub-key population), and red (high-risk key population) are classified into green (low-risk general population), red (high-risk key population), and those whose health files are yellow or red personnel for project management.

31. Health administrative departments at all levels should designate medical institutions to be responsible for the health monitoring of the elderly in nursing homes, welfare homes and other institutions to ensure full coverage of health monitoring for high-risk groups.

8. Guaranteeing the normal operation of society and basic medical services

32. The movement of people must not be restricted in non-high-risk areas. When an epidemic occurs in units, enterprises, or places, the infected people must be quickly isolated or transferred according to local conditions. If necessary, terminal disinfection must be carried out without suspending work, production or business.

33. All localities should include medical personnel, public security, transportation and logistics, supermarkets, supply guarantees, water, electricity and heating and other personnel who ensure basic medical services and normal social operations into "white list" management, and supervise and guide them to do a good job Daily personal protection, vaccination and health monitoring, minimizing contact with society, and working at "two points and one front line" as much as possible. In case of lockdown and other situations, you can go to work normally with a negative 24-hour nucleic acid test certificate.

34. When the above-mentioned "white list" personnel are tested positive, all localities must accurately determine close contacts, the workplace shall not be temporarily closed, and people in the same workplace shall not be quarantined on a large scale to ensure normal medical treatment. Provide services and basic daily necessities, water, electricity, heating, etc., strive to maintain normal production and work order, promptly resolve urgent, difficult and anxious issues raised by the masses, and effectively meet the basic living needs of the masses during the epidemic response.

35. Ensure normal medical order. Ensure smooth channels for residents to go out to seek medical treatment, and residents can seek medical treatment according to their own needs and wishes. Publish to the public the address, telephone number and medical institution information of fever clinics (clinic rooms) that treat children with fever to facilitate the public's inquiry and medical treatment. Emergency treatment areas should be set up in outpatient clinics and emergency rooms of medical institutions to rescue critically ill patients and ensure their safety. After a positive person appears in a medical institution, the clinics involved will be opened and closed to ensure daily diagnosis and treatment services.

9. Strengthen epidemic-related safety and security

36. All localities must strictly prohibit blocking fire escapes, unit doors, and community doors in various ways to ensure that people can seek medical treatment, emergency evacuation, etc. The channels for going out are smooth.

37. All localities should promote the establishment of a docking mechanism between communities and specialized medical institutions to provide medical convenience for the elderly living alone, minors, pregnant women, disabled people, and patients with chronic diseases.

38. All localities should strengthen care and psychological counseling for quarantine personnel, patients and front-line staff.

10. Further optimize school epidemic prevention and control work

39. All local schools must resolutely implement scientific and precise prevention and control requirements. Schools without epidemics must carry out normal offline teaching activities. Supermarkets, canteens, sports venues, libraries, etc. on campus must be opened normally, and the absenteeism reporting system and daily symptom monitoring for teachers and students should be strengthened.

40. Schools affected by the epidemic must accurately delineate risk areas, and normal teaching, life, etc. order must still be ensured outside the risk areas.

Relevant departments in all regions must further improve their political stance, unify their thoughts and actions with the decisions and arrangements of the Party Central Committee, the Provincial Party Committee, and the Provincial Government, adhere to the ninth edition of the prevention and control plan, and implement the twenty optimization measures , implement the requirements of this notice, resolutely correct practices such as simplification, "one size fits all", and layer upon layer, oppose and overcome formalism and bureaucracy, strictly implement various prevention and control measures, and protect people's lives and health to the greatest extent. Healthy efforts should be made to minimize the impact of the epidemic on economic and social development.