The buffer zone set up at each testing site is for collectors to change protective clothing, place protective and disinfectant supplies and collection tubes, and disinfectant equipment. It is to be set up at each testing site.
Requirements for each testing point need to be set up waiting area, buffer zone, testing area, temporary isolation area and other four areas, but also to reflect the care of special groups, requiring the elderly, pregnant women and other groups, to open up a special green channel.
Community workers are only responsible for assisting health care workers in the nucleic acid test, I did not realize that, in addition to the nucleic acid test, they also bear a lot of unknown work. For example, before each round of nucleic acid testing, the test reagent tubes are transported by the testing organization to each office, and each community goes to the office to distribute the reagent tubes and pharyngeal swab swabs according to the number of people in the area, and then transported back to the community. In order to speed up the time and schedule, all the staff in the community rushed over to participate, focusing on attaching the QR code labels to the tubes, while at the same time having to separate the single-packed swabs that were attached to one piece, one by one.
All this work is in place, the hospital sampling staff is in place, before we see the nucleic acid testing site. Before the nucleic acid test began, health care workers also have to disinfect the test tube, each resident after the test, health care workers to use disinfectant water to the disposable gloves on the disinfection. At the same time, every hour, the community staff will have to test the point of the throat swab samples collected, unified to the office, by the professional nucleic acid testing organization transported away for testing.