Abstract
Objective: To implement epidemic prevention among entry personnel, Shanghai has launched a number of Medical Observation Sites (Observation Site) for which high expecta-tions are set. Ours is one such Observation Site. Methods: As part of a novel project, we did not have any previous experience to use as reference. Despite some challenges, we achieved satisfactory outcomes by establishing a stepwise approach to inbound passenger management, including the division of the work-ing area of the Observation Site, dynamic management of the rooms, closed-loop management of the isolated personnel. Results: As of May 14, 2020, a total of 42 Observation Sites were operational in Pudong New Area. The following are the detailed descriptions of our Temporary Medical Observation Site set up and work flow. Conclusion: Early screening of inbound passengers as well as prompt and dynamic management of information about passengers’ close contacts play an active role in prevent-ing an influx of cases. As a pilot program, we have a model that is effective despite some limitations.
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Zhang, Y., Wang, D., Liu, W., Zhang, Y., Zhou, L., Yuan, H., … Li, M. (2021). A stepwise approach to inbound passenger management at a covid-19 temporary medical observation site. Risk Management and Healthcare Policy, 14, 3589–3596. https://doi.org/10.2147/RMHP.S316520
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