Applicable objects for home health monitoring of the COVID-19 epidemic

Employees in high-risk positions who have completed closed-loop operations, discharged patients with COVID-19 infection, and other persons who have been assessed by professionals and need to undergo home health monitoring personnel.

Management Requirements

Community Service Requirements.

1. Register. Street and community workers should strengthen screening and information registration, promptly grasp the information of those who return to the local area for home health monitoring, contact the home health monitoring personnel in a timely manner, verify the information, and inform relevant home health monitoring by issuing home health monitoring notices. Requirements, and in accordance with the requirements of "one household, one file" or "one person, one file", register and include them in the community grid management. Understand the situation of special home health monitoring personnel such as empty-nest elderly people living alone, patients with basic diseases, pregnant women, and hemodialysis patients, establish accounts, and provide necessary life support and care services. Subdistricts and communities can strengthen home health monitoring education and guidance through notices, letters, WeChat, etc., reminding communities that people who need home health monitoring should proactively contact the community, report in time, and urge them to do home health monitoring as required. .

2. Monitoring information collection. Streets and communities can regularly ask and collect the body temperature, symptoms and other information of home health monitoring personnel twice a day in the morning and evening by establishing WeChat groups, mini programs, etc. If they are found to have fever, dry cough, fatigue, sore throat, loss of sense of smell, diarrhea If you have symptoms, report them immediately and have a dedicated person contact the 120 negative pressure ambulance and send them to fever clinics or designated medical institutions for medical treatment based on the nearest principle.

Management requirements for home health monitoring personnel.

1. Health monitoring. Personnel who implement home health monitoring measures their body temperature once a day in the morning and evening, monitor symptoms, and report truthfully to the community. If symptoms such as fever, dry cough, fatigue, sore throat, loss of sense of smell, diarrhea and other symptoms occur, community staff should be notified immediately, and they should cooperate to go to a medical institution for treatment. When seeing a doctor, the medical staff should be truthfully informed of the epidemiological history.

2. Restrictions on going out. During the home health monitoring period, I must strictly implement not to go out unless necessary. For example, if I need to go out for medical treatment or other special circumstances, I must take personal protection when going out, wear N95/KN95 particulate protective masks as required, and avoid taking public transportation.

3. Nucleic acid detection. Home health monitoring personnel need to cooperate in completing nucleic acid testing in accordance with prevention and control requirements.

4. Health and epidemic prevention requirements.

Keep your home ventilated and try to open doors and windows for ventilation every day.

Do a good job in sanitation and cleaning of the home environment, regularly ventilate and disinfect shared areas such as toilets and bathrooms, and regularly disinfect the surfaces of daily high-touch items such as door handles, mobile phones, and switches.

Perform good hand hygiene and pay attention to cough etiquette. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or the inside of your elbow when coughing or sneezing. Throw the used tissue into the trash can. If it comes into contact with respiratory secretions, immediately Wash or sanitize hands.

Try not to share daily necessities with other members of the family, avoid close contact with family members, and promote sharing meals when dining.