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+ | |+ {{anchor|scenarios}} Key clinical and infection control activities for different transmission scenarios <ref>WHO 2020, [https://apps.who.int/iris/handle/10665/331492 https://apps.who.int/iris/handle/10665/331492]</ref> | ||
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+ | ! !! '''No Case''' !! '''Sporadic Case''' !! '''Clusters of Cases''' !! '''Community Transmission''' | ||
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+ | | Faculty Space, Including for Transmission|| Usual Space. Enhanced Screening and triage at all points of first access to the health system|| Dedicated COVID-19 patient care areas within health facility (e.g. infectious disease ward, isolation rooms in emergency or ICU wards). || More patient care areas re-purposed for COVID-19 within the health system, especially for severe cases || Expanded care for severe cases in new hospitals or temporary hospital facilities | ||
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+ | | Staff|| Usual space. Enhanced screening and triage at all points of first access to the health system|| Dedicated COVID-19 patient care areas within health facility (e.g. infectious disease ward, isolation rooms in emergency or ICU wards)||More patient care areas repurposed for COVID-19 within the health system, especially for severe cases||Expanded care for severe cases in new hospitals or temporary hospital facilities | ||
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+ | | Supplies|| | ||
+ | *On-hand supplies. Equip wards for COVID-19 treatment. | ||
+ | *Identify essential equipment and supplies, including oxygen. | ||
+ | *Prepare expanded local supply chain | ||
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+ | *Expanded inventory of supplies with detailed protocols for use. | ||
+ | *Activate expanded local supply chain. | ||
+ | *Prepare national supply chain. | ||
+ | || | ||
+ | *Conservation, adaptation, selected re-use when safe. | ||
+ | *Activate contingency planning and procurement for essential equipment and supplies. | ||
+ | *National supply chain. | ||
+ | *Prepare expanded supply chain at the global level | ||
+ | || | ||
+ | *Activate contingency planning should critical equipment be in short supply. | ||
+ | *Determine allocation of lifesaving resources for HCWs and patients. | ||
+ | *Activate expanded global supply chain | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | Standard of Care|| Usual care with enhanced awareness and recognition of immediate needs for first COVID-19 patients|| Usual care and treatment for all patients, including those with COVID-19||Identify context-relevant core services. Shift service delivery platforms. Consider reduction in elective patient encounters, including elective surgical procedures.|| Mass critical care (e.g. open ICU for cohorted patients). | ||
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+ | | Care areas expansion|| No requirements for expansion|| Designate 10 beds per suspected COVID-19 case|| Expand COVID-19 patient care areas by a factor of 35 ||Expand COVID-19 patient care areas by a factor of 58 | ||
+ | |} | ||
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No Case | Sporadic Case | Clusters of Cases | Community Transmission | |
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Faculty Space, Including for Transmission | Usual Space. Enhanced Screening and triage at all points of first access to the health system | Dedicated COVID-19 patient care areas within health facility (e.g. infectious disease ward, isolation rooms in emergency or ICU wards). | More patient care areas re-purposed for COVID-19 within the health system, especially for severe cases | Expanded care for severe cases in new hospitals or temporary hospital facilities |
Staff | Usual space. Enhanced screening and triage at all points of first access to the health system | Dedicated COVID-19 patient care areas within health facility (e.g. infectious disease ward, isolation rooms in emergency or ICU wards) | More patient care areas repurposed for COVID-19 within the health system, especially for severe cases | Expanded care for severe cases in new hospitals or temporary hospital facilities |
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Standard of Care | Usual care with enhanced awareness and recognition of immediate needs for first COVID-19 patients | Usual care and treatment for all patients, including those with COVID-19 | Identify context-relevant core services. Shift service delivery platforms. Consider reduction in elective patient encounters, including elective surgical procedures. | Mass critical care (e.g. open ICU for cohorted patients). |
Care areas expansion | No requirements for expansion | Designate 10 beds per suspected COVID-19 case | Expand COVID-19 patient care areas by a factor of 35 | Expand COVID-19 patient care areas by a factor of 58 |
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According to scientists, the Sun is pretty big [5] In fact, it is very big [footnotes 1]
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- ↑ Take their word for it. Don't look directly at the sun!
References
- ↑ WHO 2020, https://apps.who.int/iris/handle/10665/331492
- ↑ E. Miller, The Sun, (New York: Academic Press, 2005), 23–5.
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