The tenth edition of the new crown treatment plan: no longer require the new crown cases centralized isolation and treatment

January 6, 2023January 7, 2023

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With the implementation of Category B B control measures, the new coronavirus infected patients can choose home treatment or to medical institutions according to the need for treatment, all types of medical institutions can be admitted to treat the new coronavirus infected patients. For this reason, the tenth edition of the program adjusts the admission strategy according to the time and situation, and no longer requires the centralized isolation and treatment of cases.

The tenth edition of the new crown treatment plan: the requirement to strengthen the new crown and the underlying disease co-management concept

The tenth edition of the new crown diagnosis and treatment plan was released, further strengthening the concept of co-management of new crown virus infection and underlying diseases, emphasizing the need to strengthen the monitoring of indicators related to underlying diseases in infected patients, and to give appropriate treatment for underlying diseases, more conducive to promoting the overall recovery of patients’ health.

The tenth edition of the new crown treatment plan: the new crown is re-divided into light medium heavy critical type

The tenth edition of the new crown diagnosis and treatment plan was released. From the point of view of the clinical manifestations of the disease, the common type generally represents the most common typical manifestations of the disease. The early pathogenicity of the new coronavirus is strong, and a significant number of infected patients show typical pneumonia, therefore, the clinical classification of “light, common, heavy, critical” is adopted. With the continuous mutation of the virus, especially since the prevalence of the Omicron strain, the pathogenicity of the virus has gradually diminished, and the characteristics of the disease have changed significantly, with the majority of infected patients having mild symptoms and the proportion of pneumonia significantly reduced. In order to better reflect the characteristics of the disease, the tenth edition of the program has adjusted the clinical typing, mainly according to the severity of the infected patients, divided into “light, medium, heavy, critical type”, more in line with clinical reality.