In principle, only one person is allowed to accompany each patient, and it is relatively fixed.
Requirements for entering the hospital
1. Please wear a mask when entering the hospital.
2. When entering the hospital, please enter and exit from the designated entrance according to the regulations of the hospital, show the electronic health code in advance, cooperate with the medical staff to complete the temperature test and check the health code, and strictly observe the safe distance of one meter.
3. Patients who have recently developed symptoms such as fever and cough, and whose health code is yellow or red, and patients who live in a medium-high risk area or have a close contact history from this area within 14 days, please go to the fever clinic for screening.
Outpatient treatment instructions
1. When visiting the outpatient clinic, please cooperate with the outpatient doctor to complete the epidemiological history inquiry and take the initiative to inform the medical staff whether they have lived in the middle and high risk areas in the past two weeks, and strictly implement "one doctor, one patient and one room".
2. In order to reduce cross-infection, our hospital advocates the following points: ① No accompanying personnel are allowed in the consultation room, and only one family member is allowed to accompany each patient when necessary; (2) When waiting for a doctor, please sit at intervals; ③ When waiting in line, please keep a distance of more than 1 meter with other people; ④ Please discard the masks used by medical staff in the medical waste collection bucket.
3. Emergency patients should go to the emergency department in time.
4. People whose body temperature is ≥37.3℃ or with suspicious epidemiological history, people with red and yellow codes, overseas personnel and other key monitoring groups should take the initiative to go to the fever clinic for screening.
Instructions for inpatients and accompanying patients
1. Strictly carry out pre-hospital nucleic acid detection for inpatients and their caregivers.
2. In principle, each patient is only allowed to be accompanied by one person, which is relatively fixed. Inpatients and caregivers are allowed to wear wristbands in and out of the ward, and it is forbidden to enter the ward without wristbands. Patients and accompanying staff are not allowed to be connected with other wards or other wards in series, and they must wear masks when going out to wards or walking in corridors.
3, patients and caregivers should actively cooperate with medical staff.