Curtains will be removed from the outpatient halls of medical institutions. Municipal Health Commission: Patients must abide by the \”one-meter line\” when queuing, paying, and waiting.

Sun Leqi

This newspaper (Reporter Sun Leqi) At the press conference on Beijing’s new coronavirus pneumonia epidemic prevention and control work held yesterday, Gao Xiaojun, spokesperson of the Municipal Health Commission It said that as of now, there are no cases of infection among medical staff in community health service institutions in the city. The Municipal Health Commission requires municipal medical institutions to remove door curtains in outpatient halls to facilitate indoor ventilation; implement the \”one-meter line\” operation for patients to queue up, pay fees, and wait to avoid crowd gatherings.

According to reports, there are 337 community health service centers in the city. Since the outbreak, grassroots medical and health institutions have strengthened the training of all medical staff and rural doctors so that grassroots medical staff can master the basic knowledge of epidemic prevention and control in a timely manner. At the same time, the city\’s community health service agencies conducted prevention and control knowledge and skills training for local community (village) cadres, police officers, property personnel, volunteers, etc., and guided communities (villages) to carry out personnel health monitoring. According to the requirements, instructions for visiting the outpatient clinics of community health institutions must be clearly stated at the entrance of the outpatient clinics. Instructions for visiting the outpatient clinics shall be carried out. Temperature checks shall be carried out on outpatients. If patients with unexplained fever and cough are found, their travel history and suspicious travel history focusing on Hubei within 14 days before the onset of illness shall be inquired. Exposure history, information registration according to disease registration requirements, and referral to the nearest hospital with fever clinic.

The Municipal Health Commission requires medical institutions to remove curtains in outpatient halls to facilitate indoor ventilation. Implement the \”one-meter line\” action for patients to line up, pay fees, and wait, strengthen personnel distancing, and avoid gatherings to facilitate epidemic prevention and control. Primary medical and health institutions should improve the infection control management system, improve the self-protection awareness of primary medical staff, and conduct personal protection and hand hygiene in accordance with the graded protection standards for medical staff and relevant technical specifications. Do a good job in internal disinfection and environmental sanitation of primary medical and health institutions, standardize the disposal of medical waste, and strictly prevent infection incidents among primary medical staff. As of now, there are no cases of infection among medical staff in community health service institutions in the city.

At the same time, establish a grid-based responsibility system management for family doctors, clarify the scope of responsibilities of each family doctor service team, connect the family doctor team service grid with the community management grid, and connect with the community (village) ) to coordinate the prevention and control work of neighborhood committees. Give full play to the role of family doctors as \”health gatekeepers\”, guide contracted residents to receive first consultation at the grassroots level, and effectively solve the health problems of patients with common, frequently-occurring and chronic diseases in the community. Implement long-term prescription services during the epidemic prevention and control period. During the epidemic prevention period, for ordinary chronic patients and geriatric patients who come to the grassroots for treatment, the prescription dosage can be extended to 3 months under the condition of ensuring the safety of medication.

The Municipal Health Commission also requires community health service agencies to conduct health management of close contacts and high-risk groups, assist in health follow-up visits to people returning to Beijing, and assist relevant departments in conducting epidemiological investigations. Investigative work.

Editor: Wang Zhisheng