Legal analysis: 1. Patients with infectious diseases are not allowed to accompany them.
2. In principle, patients in general inpatient departments are not provided with escorts.
3. The doctor in charge should decide whether to accompany the patient based on the actual condition of the patient, and report to the ward director and nurse.
4. The department should ask the accompanying staff about their activities in the past 14 days, fill in the "Registration Form for Core Information of Personnel Entering the Hospital" as required, and have the accompanying staff sign for confirmation. This registration form will be archived by the department and will be kept at least until 14 days after the escort ends. The department will decide whether to approve the accompanying application based on the epidemiological history and health status of the accompanying person. For those who have no history of epidemiology and are in good health, have negative nucleic acid test results for COVID-19, and meet the hospital’s accompanying requirements, the nurse on duty will issue an accompanying certificate (with a photo attached, for the exclusive use of a dedicated person). This document serves as a pass to and from the inpatient building. When the companionship ends, the companionship certificate should be withdrawn immediately.
5. During the patient’s hospitalization, the accompanying person should be fixed and will not be replaced unless there are special circumstances.
6. If the accompanying personnel needs to leave the hospital, they should inform the nurse on duty of the time and direction of departure. They can only leave the hospital after approval. The department should keep records of the accompanying personnel's outings. If someone deliberately conceals his or her outing, the hospital has the right to prohibit the attendant from continuing to provide care.
7. Accompanying staff should abide by the relevant regulations of the hospital, follow the arrangements of the medical staff, do not wander into the ward at will, strictly implement hand hygiene, keep the ward clean and quiet, do not smoke in non-smoking areas, and care for public property. , save water and electricity, and if there is any damage to public property, compensation must be made according to regulations.
Legal basis: "Management System for Accompanying Personnel and Visitors During the New Coronavirus Epidemic" 1. Patients with infectious diseases are not allowed to be accompanied. 2. In principle, patients in general inpatient departments are not provided with escorts. 3. The doctor in charge should decide whether to accompany the patient based on the actual condition of the patient, and report to the ward director and nurse. 4. The department should ask the accompanying staff about their activities in the past 14 days, fill out the "Core Information Registration Form for Persons Entering the Hospital" as required, and have the accompanying staff sign for confirmation. This registration form will be archived by the department and will be kept until at least 14 days after the completion of the accompanying care. The department will decide whether to approve the accompanying application based on the epidemiological history and health status of the accompanying person. For those who have no history of epidemiology and are in good health, have negative nucleic acid test results for COVID-19, and meet the hospital’s accompanying requirements, the nurse on duty will issue an accompanying certificate (with a photo attached, for the exclusive use of a dedicated person). This document serves as a pass to and from the inpatient building. When the companionship ends, the companionship certificate should be withdrawn immediately. 5. The patient’s accompanying person should be fixed during hospitalization and will not be replaced unless there are special circumstances. 6. If the accompanying person needs to leave the hospital, he or she should inform the nurse on duty of the time and direction of departure. They can only leave the hospital after approval. The department should keep records of the accompanying person's outing. If someone deliberately conceals his or her outing, the hospital has the right to prohibit the attendant from continuing to provide care. 7. Accompanying staff should abide by the relevant regulations of the hospital, follow the arrangements of the medical staff, do not wander into the ward at will, strictly implement hand hygiene, keep the ward clean and quiet, do not smoke in non-smoking areas, take good care of public property, save water and electricity, and save water and electricity if there is any damage. Public property must be compensated in accordance with regulations.