Reporter Tai Xuechao
From May 20 (Friday), the Qingdao Hospital of Peking University People’s Hospital (Chengyang District, Qingdao Women’s and Children’s Hospital) will fully resume outpatient (emergency) clinics and hospitalization Wait for normal medical work.
According to the latest news from Qingdao Women’s and Children’s Hospital, with the strong support from all walks of life, the hospital’s Chengyang District has successfully completed the task of medical treatment in designated hospitals , meet the opening conditions. According to the arrangement, from May 20 (Friday), normal diagnosis and treatment work such as outpatient (emergency) clinic and hospitalization will be fully resumed. In order to implement the normalized epidemic prevention and control requirements, the hospital implements a real-name system for appointment diagnosis and treatment services. Patients are requested to come to the hospital in advance according to the appointment time, and present their ID card, household registration book, medical insurance card, passport or birth certificate to see the doctor.
All visitors to the hospital are required to cooperate with medical staff to check the “Qingdao One-Code Pass” or “Health Code, Travel Code”, present a nucleic acid negative certificate within 48 hours, wear a mask throughout the process, measure body temperature, and cooperate with staff inquiries Epidemiological history, maintain a social distance of more than 1 meter, and sit at intervals. Those who entered Shandong and returned to the hospital for treatment should have a negative nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours and two negative nucleic acid test certificates after arriving in China (the first day and the third day).
Anyone with fever (body temperature ≥37.3℃) or dry cough, decreased sense of smell and taste, diarrhea and other symptoms, those with a history of living in medium and high risk areas within 14 days, those with a health code of yellow or red, and a health code Those who are green but the itinerary code shows “*”, go directly to the fever clinic (east side of the outpatient building) for treatment.