China News Service, Taiyuan, December 9th (Reporter Fan Lifang) On the 9th, the official website of the Shanxi Provincial Health and Health Commission released a message to optimize and adjust the province's relevant epidemic prevention and control measures.
Cancel the first point of control.
No more epidemic prevention and control inspection stations will be set up at traffic stations and highway checkpoints, no "landing inspection" will be carried out for cross-regional migrants, and no nucleic acid test negative certificates and health codes will be checked.
Accurately divide risk areas.
The division of high-risk areas shall be implemented in strict accordance with the requirements of relevant notices, and shall not be expanded arbitrarily, and various forms of temporary closures shall not be adopted.
If the newly infected persons found in high-risk areas are the co-residents, close contacts or co-inhabitants of positive persons who strictly implement home isolation management, and if there is no risk of community transmission after assessment, the closure period of high-risk areas shall not be extended.
It is strictly forbidden to block fire exits, unit doors, and community doors in various ways to ensure that the public's access to medical treatment, emergency escape, etc. is unobstructed.
Optimize nucleic acid detection measures.
The scope of employees in high-risk positions who undergo nucleic acid testing in accordance with relevant regulations shall be implemented in accordance with the "New Coronavirus Pneumonia Prevention and Control Plan (Ninth Edition)", and other personnel shall be "willing to be tested."
All localities should retain the layout and scale of the existing nucleic acid testing sampling points, and continue to provide convenient testing services.
Guarantee normal medical order.
Fever clinics (consultation rooms) should be set up and opened as much as possible in hospitals above the second level and in grassroots medical and health institutions where conditions permit.
It is necessary to strengthen the management of fever clinics and further improve the service capabilities of fever clinics.
Information such as addresses and phone numbers of fever clinics should be announced to the public.
Medical institutions shall not shirk or refuse to treat critically ill patients because they do not have a negative nucleic acid test certificate.
Optimize the management of key institutions.
When entering elderly care institutions, welfare institutions, medical institutions, childcare institutions, primary and secondary schools, etc., you must check the 48-hour nucleic acid test negative certificate and health code.
Elderly care institutions, welfare institutions, etc. continue to implement closed management, and an appointment system must be implemented for outsiders.
Negative nucleic acid test certificates and health codes will no longer be checked in other public places, tourist attractions, and public transportation.
Organs, enterprises, institutions, specific places, and major events shall determine the prevention and control measures by the territories and units themselves.
Optimize and adjust the isolation method.
Asymptomatic infections and mild cases who are eligible for home isolation are generally isolated at home, or they can voluntarily choose centralized isolation for treatment.
Close contacts who have the conditions for home isolation are subject to home isolation for 5 days, or they can voluntarily choose centralized isolation.
All localities should continue to retain square cabin hospitals and centralized isolation places.
Accelerate vaccination of the elderly.
Adhere to the work requirements of "government finding people, industry mobilization, and sanitation vaccination", strengthen business training such as vaccination contraindications, optimize vaccination services, refine popular science publicity, and set up green channels for the elderly, temporary vaccination points, mobile Measures such as vaccination vehicles and door-to-door service by small teams have accelerated the increase in vaccination rates for people over 60 years old, especially those over 80 years old.
Guarantee the public's demand for medicines.
Pharmacies must operate normally and must not be shut down at will.
The public shall not be restricted from purchasing over-the-counter drugs such as antipyretics, coughs, anti-viruses, and colds online and offline, and real-name registration is no longer required.
Grass-roots medical and health institutions and communities (villages) must follow the requirements of one person and one file to find out the elderly who suffer from cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, tumors, immunodeficiency and other diseases and their new coronaviruses. Vaccination status, classified and established ledgers for key populations, and implemented hierarchical and classified management.
Promote the establishment of a mutual docking mechanism between the community and grassroots medical and health institutions and specialized medical institutions, and provide medical treatment convenience for the elderly living alone, minors, pregnant women, disabled people, and patients with chronic diseases.
The flow of people in non-high-risk areas shall not be restricted, and work, production or business shall not be suspended.
Medical personnel, public security, transportation and logistics, supermarkets, supply guarantees, water, electricity, heating and other personnel who guarantee basic medical services and normal social operations are included in the "white list" management. Relevant personnel should work as "two points and one line" as much as possible. Proof of normal work; when a positive test is detected, the workplace will not be temporarily sealed off, and the same workplace personnel will not be quarantined on a large scale to ensure normal medical services and normal production and work order.
All localities must resolutely correct practices such as simplification, "one size fits all", and layer-by-layer overweighting, so as to minimize the impact of the epidemic on economic and social development.
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