_General population:
Low risk, marked in green.
Service content:
Communities are responsible for mobilizing and publicizing, and guiding those who have not completed the booster immunization and are eligible for vaccination after doctors' assessment to get vaccinated as soon as possible.
Taking advantage of the role of the streets, community residents' committees and their public **** health committees, primary health care institutions, and family doctors, health education is strengthened to advocate healthy lifestyles and personal health protection.
Provide counseling services related to new crown pneumonia. The community publicizes the current policies on prevention and control of new crown pneumonia through loudspeakers, a letter, micro-letters, SMS, APP, etc., notifies every key population family of the duty phone number of the primary health care institution or the phone number of the family doctor, and assists in health education.
_Sub-focus groups:
Medium risk, yellow marker.
Services:
Secondary services based on primary services.
Infected persons with asymptomatic or mild symptoms who are treated at home take the initiative to report to the community and contact the primary healthcare organizations under their jurisdiction, which will provide guidance on antigen testing, health monitoring, health counseling, and medication guidance in conjunction with the actual situation through the Internet, video, telephone, remote or offline methods. Wearable health monitoring devices and finger-clip pulse oximeters will be provided to infected persons in need for health monitoring after assessment, and referral will be made as soon as possible in case of persistent high fever, respiratory distress, or oxygen saturation of 93%. Primary health care organizations follow up every 3 days, and may encrypt the frequency of follow-up visits as needed, until the end of home treatment and observation.
Communities assist in the implementation of the management of home treatment of infected persons, the need for regular medical care guidance to assist access to medical care, and assistance in the provision of services such as the purchase of medicines and delivery of medicines.
_Key populations:
High risk, red mark.
Services:
Tertiary services based on secondary services.
Disabled elderly or senior mobility-impaired infected persons will be assessed by a team of experts identified by the county health and wellness department or a higher-level hospital to decide on the mode of admission. For those who are assessed to be homebound, under the guidance of higher-level hospitals, primary health care institutions provide health counseling, health guidance, health monitoring, antigen testing and other necessary services. For those who are assessed to be unsuitable for home stay, primary health care organizations will provide guidance and assistance in referral.
Priority groups of infected people and people with urgent medical needs, the community and primary health care institutions to assist in the referral, urgent medical needs can also be accessed through the emergency room.