The difference between sub-determined hospitals and square-cabin hospitals sub-determined hospitals what does it mean

With the gradual opening of the epidemic policy, many netizens are concerned about how the square cabin hospital will be dealt with afterwards. At present, the latest news shows that the square cabin hospital is upgraded to a sub-designated hospital. So, what is the difference between sub-designated hospitals and square cabin hospitals? Take a look at the detailed introduction brought by the editor!

Sub-designated hospital what it means

Sub-designated hospital, refers to the square cabin hospital on the basis of the hospital, so that it has a certain therapeutic function, to be in accordance with the proportion of 10% of its beds to transform the custody beds.

December 9, 2022, the State Council Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism held a press conference, said the square-cabin hospitals should be upgraded and transformed into sub-sentinel hospitals on a local and municipal basis.

Difference between sub-designated hospitals and square-cabin hospitals

What is a designated hospital?

Subspecialized hospitals for the treatment of new crown pneumonia are specialized hospitals for the admission and treatment of isolated patients with new crowns and asymptomatic patients. The state's original intent in establishing subspecialized hospitals for new crown pneumonia was to prevent admitted patients with new crown pneumonia from continuing to spread the disease, and to provide more targeted medical care and protection that would not result in the spread of new crown pneumonia within the hospital.

There are requirements for the selection of designated hospitals for new coronary pneumonia, usually selecting hospitals with strong comprehensive capacity, hospital-acquired infection prevention and control, as well as setting up independent isolation wards in the designated hospitals to meet the treatment and isolation of patients in the region.

What is a square-cabin hospital?

Square-cabin hospitals are large-scale temporary hospitals converted from public **** buildings, such as sports stadiums, exhibition centers, etc., in order to isolate mildly and moderately infected people from their families and communities, and to give them medical care, disease detection, food, shelter, and social activities. The five basic functions of a square-cabin hospital are: isolation, triage, provision of basic medical services, frequent monitoring and rapid referral, and provision of basic living and social interaction.

Square-cabin hospitals, in principle, admit and treat patients with mild illnesses who have been diagnosed and are not isolated in a designated hospital for treatment.

Square-cabin hospitals are individual or state

Square-cabin hospitals must have a state-owned nature, usually as a life-saving infectious disease medical units, scientific research groups, of course, can be set up for nucleic acid testing and research, and in wartime as an isolation site for infectious diseases.