Adhere to scientific prevention and control, emphasize that prevention and control should pay attention to rationality and professionalism, and allow professional personnel and knowledge to play a greater role in prevention and control. The science of epidemic prevention and control is composed of public health science, epidemiological science, governance science, psychological science and other sciences. To make prevention and control policies scientific, multiple sciences need to play a role. For example, disinfection channels at the community level should not be established. The focus should be on implementing and implementing local community management and doing a good job in "last mile" prevention and control. Various localities can establish public health decision-making advisory committees as soon as possible based on actual conditions, so that prevention and control can be established on a solid scientific basis.

10 rules of conduct during the epidemic

1. Wash hands frequently. Wash your hands after they are dirty, before cooking, eating, going to the toilet, caring for the elderly, children and patients, and before touching your mouth, nose and eyes. Remember to wash or disinfect your hands. You must also remember to wash your hands or hands after returning home, after caring for patients, after coughing or sneezing, after cleaning, after cleaning up garbage, after using the toilet, after contacting express delivery, and after pressing elevator buttons, door handles and other public facilities. disinfect.

2. Wear a mask. Wear a mask correctly when you have symptoms such as fever and cough, when seeking medical treatment, when crowded, when taking the elevator, taking public transportation, or entering crowded public places.

3. Talk about etiquette. Do not spit anywhere. Cover your mouth and nose with a handkerchief or tissue when you cough or sneeze. Use your elbow instead when there is no tissue. Be careful not to throw tissues away.

4. Gather less. During the epidemic period, avoid gatherings for dinner parties, visiting relatives and friends, attending wedding banquets and funerals, and avoid going to crowded places unless necessary.

5. 1 meter noodles. When queuing, paying, talking, exercising, or visiting, maintain a social distance of more than 1 meter.

6. Separate meals. Do not mix tableware, use serving chopsticks when picking up dishes, do not make a toast when toasting, and try to divide meals as much as possible. When dining in the canteen, try to bring your own tableware.

7. Keep it clean. Keep the room tidy on a daily basis, and clean and disinfect cooking utensils and countertops used for frozen food, items and tableware used by patients and visitors in a timely manner.

8. Ventilate frequently. On sunny days, when the outdoor temperature is suitable, when there are many people in the family, when there is a peculiar smell or oily smoke in the room, when there are patients, or after visitors leave, open more windows for ventilation.

9. Healthy life. Strengthen physical exercise, adhere to a regular work and rest schedule, ensure adequate sleep, maintain a healthy mentality, eat healthily, quit smoking and limit alcohol, and seek medical treatment promptly when symptoms occur.

10. Get vaccinated. Respond to the national new coronavirus vaccination policy and actively cooperate with vaccination to protect personal health.

Legal basis: "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases"

Article 30

Disease prevention and control institutions, medical institutions and procurement agencies When blood supply institutions and their personnel perform their duties discover an infectious disease epidemic stipulated in this Law or discover an outbreak or epidemic of other infectious diseases or an infectious disease with unknown cause, they shall follow the principle of local management of epidemic reporting and follow the provisions of the State Council or the Health Administration of the State Council. Report content, procedures, methods and time limits specified by the department. Military medical institutions provide medical services to the public and when discovering an infectious disease epidemic specified in the preceding paragraph, they shall report it in accordance with the regulations of the health administrative department of the State Council.