Zibo High-tech Zone Maternal and Child Health Hospital’s 24-hour no-visit notice:
1. Instructions for outpatient visits:
1. When entering the hospital, please follow the designated entrances and exits. The body temperature is measured non-contactly through the thermal imaging temperature measuring door at the entrance, and the staff are cooperated with the epidemiological investigation. Implement a one-code joint check to check the COVID-19 vaccination records while checking the health code. Elderly people and those using elderly machines are required to bring their ID cards to register.
2. Please wear a mask at all times when entering the hospital.
3. Patients with any of the ten major symptoms: fever, dry cough, fatigue, loss of smell and taste, nasal congestion, runny nose, sore throat, conjunctivitis, myalgia, diarrhea, and those with moderate to high fever Patients in risk areas with red or yellow health codes, epidemiological connections and fever who take antipyretic drugs should proactively inform the staff, who will guide them to designated fever clinics.
4. When entering the clinic, please cooperate with the outpatient physician to complete the epidemiological history inquiry and proactively inform the medical staff whether you have a history of traveling to medium- and high-risk areas in the past two weeks.
5. In order to reduce cross-infection, the hospital advocates the following points:
① Accompanying persons are not allowed in the clinic. If there are special needs, each patient can only be accompanied by one family member;
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② When waiting for treatment, please sit with other seats apart;
③ When queuing, please keep a distance of more than 1 meter from other people;
④ After use by medical staff Please dispose of masks in medical waste collection bins.
2. Instructions for inpatients:
1. Strictly implement nucleic acid testing for inpatients and their accompanying persons before admission. Patients who need to be hospitalized and their accompanying persons must provide negative nucleic acid test results within 3 days before being admitted to the hospital.
2. The ward is under closed management and strictly implements 24-hour access control measures. In principle, each patient is only allowed one person to accompany him and is relatively fixed. Inpatients can enter and exit the ward with their pass.
3. Visitors are prohibited in the ward 24 hours a day. It is recommended to express greetings by phone, Internet, etc.
4. Patients and attendants should wear masks and actively cooperate with body temperature measurement, nucleic acid testing, identity verification and information registration.