Author: Jiangshan Wang; Liang Zong; Jinghong Zhang; Han Sun; Walline Harold Joseph; Pengxia Sun; Shengyong Xu; Yan Li; Chunting Wang; Jihai Liu; Fan Li; Jun Xu; Yi Li; Xuezhong Yu; Huadong Zhu
Title: Separate Fever Clinics Prevent the Spread of COVID-19 and Offload Emergency Resources: Analysis from a large tertiary hospital in China Document date: 2020_4_6
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Snippet: All patients with either fever or respiratory symptoms, no matter with or without a history of Covid-19 exposure, were mandated to go through FC triage (see Figure 1 ). Each patient was required to wear a mask on arrival to the FC and was allocated to different regions according to their triage history and clinical severity (see Figure 1 ). FC took responsibility for screening SARS-COV-2, in addition to influenza and eruptive diseases noted above.....
Document: All patients with either fever or respiratory symptoms, no matter with or without a history of Covid-19 exposure, were mandated to go through FC triage (see Figure 1 ). Each patient was required to wear a mask on arrival to the FC and was allocated to different regions according to their triage history and clinical severity (see Figure 1 ). FC took responsibility for screening SARS-COV-2, in addition to influenza and eruptive diseases noted above. All acquired nucleic acid samples were tested by two independent laboratories that had been authorized by the Beijing Municipal Health Commission. Only "double negative" results was defined as a negative result for the patient. In addition to identification, there were specialized doctors in charge of suspected patients, critical patients and common patients, respectively. Negative pressure isolation wards with complete sets of resuscitation equipment were readied for any critical patients. Once the screening tests were reported, confirmed patients would be transferred to specialized hospitals whereas others who needed further treatment were transferred into the ED (see Figure 2 ).
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