After centralized isolation 14 days, discharged patients with negative nucleic acid detection in respiratory tract and feces and no respiratory symptoms such as fever and cough can be released from centralized isolation. If the nucleic acid test is positive, isolation should be continued until the nucleic acid test is negative for two consecutive times. If there are clinical manifestations such as fever and cough, and chest CT shows the progress of the disease, nucleic acid detection should be carried out again. If the test result is negative, it should be treated as general pneumonia.
For the release of isolation, the designated centralized isolation point should get in touch with the district and county special class of discharged patients in advance to negotiate the handover. At the same time, the patient's discharge time, local special class contacts, family doctor contact information and other information will be pushed to the municipal infectious disease hospital.
The district/county special class to which the discharged patients belong is responsible for "point-to-point" taking back the quarantined personnel and handing over the health monitoring with the designated centralized isolation point.
On 14 and 28 days after discharge, the patients were followed up twice in the Municipal Infectious Disease Hospital, and the follow-up results of discharged patients were reported to the Municipal Health and Health Committee.
Designate a team of family doctors to do a good job of health follow-up after the discharged patients are released from isolation. Pay close attention to the health status of discharged patients within half a year, and assist discharged patients to go to the fever clinic as soon as possible and report in time once they find unwell symptoms such as fever, sore throat and chest tightness.
The Municipal Infectious Disease Hospital is responsible for the follow-up work of patients for 3 months and half a year after discharge, and will report the follow-up results of discharged patients to the Municipal Health and Health Commission.
Hospitals with rehabilitation guidance ability provide targeted rehabilitation medical services for discharged patients with functional disorders as required. Relying on the national health information platform, all districts, counties and related medical and health institutions in our city timely capture the outpatient and inpatient information of discharged patients, summarize and analyze the health trends of discharged patients, and realize the closed-loop clinical treatment and health management of patients in COVID-19.
The asymptomatic infected persons were tested for nucleic acid on the14th and 28th days after being released from isolation due to negative nucleic acid test, and other health management work was carried out with reference to the discharged patients in COVID-19.