Seeing this problem, I think the topic is to let netizens have a big discussion on epidemic prevention methods. Although I graduated from medical college, I only have a little medical knowledge because I didn't engage in related occupations after graduation.
I'm not a snob, I'm not a snob, and I don't know much about India, but from all the news reports, I know that India and China are different. China is still practicing the strategy of "dynamic zero eradication" alone but vigorously, and India, like most countries in the world, has chosen the road of living with the virus. Who is responsible for these two modes is very clear from the number of deaths and mortality. What strategy will the China Society for Epidemic Prevention take next? Recently, we have carefully studied the eighth and ninth editions of COVID-19's diagnosis and treatment plan, and listed the differences among them for the reference of netizens, and can promote the future performance direction.
First, the procedure of case discovery and transfer.
1. The eighth edition of the diagnosis and treatment plan. Those who tested positive for nucleic acid in COVID-19 were immediately transferred to the designated hospital for treatment.
2. The ninth edition of the diagnosis and treatment plan. On the basis of nucleic acid detection, antigen detection is added as a supplement to further improve the ability of early detection of cases. At the same time, improve the efficiency of diagnosis or exclusion of suspected cases, and require suspected cases or those with positive antigen test results to immediately carry out nucleic acid testing or closed-loop transport to qualified superior medical institutions for nucleic acid testing. Persons who are positive for nucleic acid testing shall be subject to centralized isolation management or sent to designated hospitals for treatment.
Second, case handling.
1. The eighth edition of the diagnosis and treatment plan. Asymptomatic infected persons and confirmed cases should be isolated in designated hospitals with effective isolation and protection conditions.
2. The ninth edition of the diagnosis and treatment plan. Implement classified admission measures. First, mild cases are subject to centralized isolation management, and relevant centralized isolation places cannot isolate people such as entry personnel and close contacts at the same time. During the period of isolation management, symptomatic treatment and disease monitoring should be done well. If the condition worsens, it should be transferred to a designated hospital for treatment. Second, ordinary, severe and critical cases and cases with serious high-risk factors should be treated in designated hospitals.
Third, the diagnosis and treatment plan
1. The antiviral drugs such as interferon-α and ribavirin in the eighth edition of the diagnosis and treatment plan were deleted, and ritonavir tablets and domestic monoclonal antibodies were included.
2. Revised and improved the content of TCM treatment, strengthened the application of non-drug therapy in TCM, and increased the content of acupuncture and related content of TCM treatment for children.
At the same time, great changes have been made in the management of lifting isolation, discharge standards and matters needing attention after discharge. For example, according to the eighth edition of the diagnosis and treatment plan, "it is recommended to conduct isolation management and health monitoring 14 days after discharge. Follow-up to the hospital in the second and fourth weeks after discharge, revised as the ninth edition of "Release isolation management or continue home health monitoring for 7 days after discharge"
I typed so many words just to say a few points.
First, with the vaccination rate of the people, especially the elderly over 60 years old, increasing to over 90% and the clinical use of some specific drugs in COVID-19, the diagnosis and treatment scheme in the ninth edition is more "loose" and "optimistic" than that in the eighth edition.
Second, our country's diagnosis and treatment plan keeps pace with the times. On the basis of ensuring people's lives and health, it is a "soft road" prepared, not a "hard shoulder" strategy represented by India.
Finally, as an ordinary person, I know that the COVID-19 epidemic will profoundly affect our work and life for a long time to come, and I also know that our country will definitely choose to reopen after making all preparations. However, no matter what the future outcome is, in this contest between civilization and virus, in the forest of the world, we have done our best and tried our best.