- Minimize exposure to infections with the use of protective gear
- Medical professionals and related staff are to wear the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
- Frequent cleaning of public areas and surfaces where physical touch is common, in a bid to prevent infections from physical touch and droplets in the air. High-quality solution is used for effective viral disinfection up to international standards.
- To cleaning physicians’ consultation rooms
- To clean lift buttons and all over the lifts every hour
- To clean door knobs, railings and escalator handrails
- To clean queue number machines and ATMs
- Reorganized entrances and exits, along with newly designated areas in hospital
Patients and visitors in general
- Single-channel policy to control infections
- Compulsory thermoscan for all incoming and outgoing visitors
- Alcohol sanitizers are available hospital-wide.
- Isolated service routes for patients with respiratory conditions
- The separate entrance and exit, far away from other patients
- Designated pick-up point for patient transfer to the Fever and Acute Respiratory Tract Infection Clinic.
- Enhanced safety protocol for inpatients
- Medical readiness in anticipation of high-risk patients
- The Fever and Acute Respiratory Tract Infection Clinic has been set up to provide one-stop medical services, from diagnosis and X-ray, to laboratory and medicine prescription.
- At the Fever and Acute Respiratory Tract Infection Clinic, all doctors and nurses get prepared in case of patients at risk of COVID-19 infections.
- High-risk patients are taken to an isolation room –negative pressure room to control infections.
- Air purifiers are in place in all the rooms in use.
- Policy in place as to exposure or arising symptoms in medical professionals and hospital staff
- Staff are advised against traveling to high-risk zones. Those with travel history there shall be subject to 14-day quarantine, Covid-19 swab tests and follow-up.
- Staff are well informed of the current heightened levels of self-prevention.
- Prompt training and situation update
- Reporting system is in place at hospital with a commitment to report to public health authorities.
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