Prevention and Control Strategies for Coronavirus Disease-2019 in a Tertiary Hospital in the Middle East of China

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Figure 1 Central leading organizational structure for prevention and control COVID-19 in the hospital.

Figure 2 Automatic measurement of body temperature and triage at the entrance of hospital.

Table 1 The Main Screening Contents of the Outpatients and Emergency Patients’ Health Declaration

Outpatients
1. Have you been to Hubei or other epidemic areas within 14 days (14 days is the maximum incubation period)^Citation5^–^Citation11?  a. Yes  b. No
2. Have you contacted with fever patients from Hubei and other epidemic areas, or patients with respiratory symptoms?  a. Yes  b. No
3. Have you recently returned from abroad or in China within 14 days?  a. Yes  b. No
4. During the outbreak (in the past 14 days), have you ever contacted the personnel?  a. Yes  b. No
5. During the epidemic, have you novel coronavirus (nucleic acid positive) infected persons?  a. Yes  b. No
6. Is there an aggregation of disease?  a. Yes  b. No
Emergency patients
1. Is there a history of travel and residence in Hubei and other epidemic areas within one month?  a. Yes  b. No
2. Is there a suspected exposure history of contacting fever patients or other coronavirus infected pneumonia from Hubei and other epidemic areas?  a. Yes  b. No
3. Is there a history of contact with wild animals?  a. Yes  b. No
4. Is there a gathering of crowd/aggregation incidence?  a. Yes  b. No

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