Public opinion emergency plan for epidemic prevention and control

Public Opinion Emergency Plan for Epidemic Prevention and Control Chapter 1

According to the "Guangdong Provincial New Crown Pneumonia Prevention and Control Command Office Epidemic Prevention and Control Group's Notice on the Normalization of New Crown Pneumonia Epidemics in Various Risk Points in Guangdong Province" "Notice on Key Points of Prevention and Control Work" (Guangdong Health Disease Control Letter [20XX] No. 1) requires that cultural venues at all levels in the city, town (street) cultural stations and village (residential) comprehensive cultural service centers, and those open to the outside world cannot The mobile cultural relics protection unit must strictly and conscientiously handle the relationship between epidemic prevention and control under normal conditions and open services to the outside world, prevent the epidemic from rebounding under normal conditions, and ensure the health and life safety of the people. In order to carry out prevention and control work, these work guidelines are specially formulated.

1. Establish an epidemic prevention and control mechanism

(1) Cultural centers, libraries, museums, town (street) cultural stations and village (residential) comprehensive cultural service centers at all levels in the city , Immovable cultural relics protection units open to the outside world shall implement epidemic prevention and control measures and safety production emergency plans, clarify the epidemic prevention and control responsibilities and internal responsibility mechanisms of persons in charge at all levels, and establish an epidemic prevention and control management system.

(2) Continue to adopt the method of real-name appointment to enter the museum, implement moderate and orderly opening, avoid gatherings of people, implement epidemic traceability requirements, and minimize the risk of virus transmission.

2. Management and control requirements for cultural venues

(1) Carry out cleaning and disinfection. Regularly disinfect public areas, office areas, tables, chairs, electronic touch screens, clothing, equipment and other equipment and facilities that are easily accessible to the public, and keep records. Keep the environment hygienic and clean, and set up "disinfected" public signs appropriately.

(2) Equipped with protective materials. Equipped with protective materials such as disinfectants, medical masks, disposable gloves, and non-contact body temperature measurement tools, strengthen the daily maintenance of restrooms, and equip disinfection equipment if possible to provide protection for the public and employees.

(3) Ensure effective ventilation. Natural ventilation is preferred. If central air conditioning is used, check whether the equipment is normal before turning it on, and whether the fresh air outlet and exhaust outlet are kept at a certain distance; run at the maximum fresh air volume during operation, and regularly clean, disinfect or replace equipment and components such as the air supply outlet. .

(4) Strengthen epidemic prevention publicity. Each venue has used various methods such as setting up signage prompts, LED display screens, and website promotions to enable the public and employees to fully understand and master epidemic prevention and control knowledge and support and cooperate with prevention and control work.

(5) Make emergency response plans. Each venue must strengthen contact with the local health department, formulate practical emergency plans in accordance with epidemic prevention and control requirements, and clarify emergency measures and disposal procedures for epidemic prevention and control. An emergency response area should be set up in the venue, and units with conditions should set up temporary isolation points or medical rescue points.

(6) Do a good job in employee health management. Implement a dynamic monitoring system for employee health. Employees must wear masks when entering the venue, consciously accept temperature checks, and report in time any fever or respiratory symptoms.

(7) Orderly and step-by-step opening. Each venue must gradually reopen in accordance with the actual situation of epidemic prevention and control in different regions and projects. Venues that do not meet the opening conditions and projects that are prone to gatherings and close contact of people should not be opened temporarily.

(8) Timely release of open matters. We will do a good job in publicizing the reopening announcement, clarify opening hours, reservation methods, service items, admission instructions and other relevant content, and release it to the public through various channels such as online and offline.

(9) Strengthen personnel entry and exit management. Scientifically set up access to and from the venue, arrange for dedicated personnel to strictly manage, and implement systems such as appointment registration, wearing masks, measuring body temperature, showing health codes (including checking itinerary), and real-name registration. Those who do not cooperate with or interfere with epidemic prevention work will not be allowed to enter the venue.

(10) Take measures to limit the flow of personnel. Each venue can implement total control and dynamic regulation of the number of public admissions based on the needs of prevention and control work. Plan the opening range in advance and give priority to outdoor and dispersed areas. Arrange special personnel to guide and divert people to the museum (station) to avoid crowd gatherings.

(11) Emergency response. After an epidemic occurs in the region, the opening of relevant venues must be strictly controlled or suspended; venues where cases occur must immediately suspend opening, close management, and carry out nucleic acid testing for all employees and other disposal measures.

3. Requirements for the control of cultural activities

(1) Continue to provide services by real-name appointment at different times, in accordance with national, provincial and municipal regulations on normalized prevention and control of the new coronavirus epidemic. The latest requirements are to scientifically evaluate the maximum flow of people that can be accommodated in the venue, and implement moderate and orderly opening to minimize the risk of virus transmission.

(2) Do a good job in identity registration and verification of participants. To implement the epidemic traceability, service recipients must verify their reservation number and "health code" (including checking their itinerary) at the entrance of each activity venue before entering the venue. No entry is allowed without making an appointment and verifying the "health code".

(3) Do a good job in checking the body temperature of participants. Measures such as body temperature testing of service recipients will be implemented, and participants in the activities will be required to wear masks throughout the process. Those with abnormal body temperature (body temperature exceeding 37.3°C) or obvious respiratory symptoms should be refused entry to the event venue and handled in accordance with prevention and control guidelines.

(4) Strictly control the number of participants in indoor and outdoor activities. If the number of people attending an event exceeds 50, an epidemic prevention and control plan must be formulated and reported. Services and activities such as lectures, exhibitions, and closed spaces should strictly control 75% of the capacity of participants, scientifically divert the flow of people, and reduce the gathering of people. In principle, the number of participants in large-scale mass activities should be controlled within 50% of the maximum capacity of the venue, and people should be guided in and out in an orderly manner.

(5) Encourage and promote online public cultural services and online cultural activities. Public libraries, cultural centers and museums should provide online public cultural services through the digital platforms of each library.

4. Emergency Response Requirements

(1) Establish and improve communication mechanisms

Each cultural venue should establish an epidemic emergency communication mechanism and understand the health administrative departments, epidemic situation Contact information for control agencies, nearby designated medical institutions, community health service centers, etc., and ensure that all employees are aware of it; open epidemic reporting channels, and report any epidemic to the local health administrative department, culture and tourism administrative department in a timely manner.

(2) Prepare a good response when an epidemic is discovered

If a suspected epidemic occurs in a cultural venue, an emergency plan should be immediately launched to manage the site to avoid panic and ensure hygiene and health. Under the guidance of the department, the prevention and control area is scientifically delineated to the smallest unit, and measures such as on-site blockade and personnel isolation are decisively adopted. At the same time, the health department cooperates with the health department to carry out follow-up work such as epidemiological investigation, cleaning and disinfection, and temporarily closes the place.

5. Implementation of territorial management

Epidemic situation in various cultural venues, town (street) cultural stations, village (residential) comprehensive cultural service centers, and immovable cultural relics protection units open to the public in the city Prevention and control implements territorial management. Each county (city) district assists the city, and each town (street) assists the county (city) district culture, tourism and sports bureau to strictly implement industry supervision responsibilities, proactively publish contact information, and undertake industry management related to epidemic prevention and control of local public cultural venues. matters; we must carefully organize inspections, discover problems in a timely manner, effectively supervise rectifications, and establish a good work ledger.

This guideline is interpreted by the Public Service Section of Shanwei City Culture, Tourism, Tourism and Sports Bureau. Public Opinion Emergency Plan for Epidemic Prevention and Control Part 2

In order to effectively implement the "Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases", effectively deal with infectious diseases that may occur in the school, prevent the spread of the epidemic, protect the health of teachers and students, and maintain campus stability , specially formulated this plan.

1. Members and Responsibilities of the Leading Group for Infectious Disease Prevention

1. Leading Group

Leader: Director Zhou Zhude

Deputy Group Leader: Directors of each department

Team members: All faculty and staff

2. Main responsibilities of the leadership group

Timely forward and implement the instructions of the National Ministry of Education, Department of Health, Relevant documents from higher authorities such as the Zhuji Municipal Education Bureau; timely and accurate information on school epidemic trends, and propose targeted prevention and control countermeasures; inspect and urge schools to implement various work measures, and maintain close contact with the health and epidemic prevention departments and higher-level education administration departments to ensure efficient prevention and control work , proceed in an orderly manner.

The school has established a leading group for infectious disease prevention, communicates and implements the spirit of superior meetings and documents on infectious disease prevention and control, strengthens awareness of self-prevention, and takes practical and effective measures to prevent infectious diseases based on the actual situation of the school. work and formulate contingency plans for infectious disease outbreaks.

2. Preliminary preparations

Strictly control the health of children entering school, strengthen students' health examinations, establish health files, strictly implement the morning inspection system, and do a good job in the daily examination of sick and weak students Observation records.

Establish an observation room for patients with suspected infectious diseases in accordance with regulations. The observation room is equipped with basic living and sanitary facilities.

Specialized personnel are responsible for ventilation of crowded areas such as classrooms, regular UV and vinegar disinfection of classrooms and other key places, and tableware disinfection for each meal.

3. Emergency Measures for Infectious Disease Epidemic Handling and Reporting

The school establishes an emergency response system for the discovery, information registration and reporting of infectious disease epidemics from classes to teachers, to epidemic reporters, and to leaders. measure.

1. The school keeps a daily log of students’ absence from school due to illness, early symptoms of infectious diseases, illnesses of suspected infectious patients and the results of etiology investigation.

2. For students with fever, rash and other symptoms found during the morning check-up, parents are required to promptly notify their parents to take their children to the hospital for treatment, and to rest and observe at home.

3. For students who are absent from class due to illness, the class teacher should understand the student's illness and possible causes. If there is any suspicion, he should report it to the epidemic reporter in a timely manner. After receiving the report, the epidemic reporter should promptly trace the student's illness and possible causes to achieve early detection of infectious patients.

4. If a school discovers a suspected patient with an infectious disease that cannot be ruled out, the suspected patient will be sent to the observation room for isolation first, and the epidemic reporter will be informed. The epidemic reporter will conduct further investigations to ensure that To early detection and early reporting of infectious disease patients. Epidemic reporters should report relevant information within 24 hours.

5. Once an infectious disease or suspected case occurs in the school, it should immediately report to the relevant superior departments, and under the leadership and guidance of the relevant local departments, take decisive measures to prevent the spread of the epidemic. Epidemic Prevention and Control Public Opinion Emergency Plan 3

In order to improve our kindergarten’s ability to prevent and control sudden epidemic diseases and infectious disease prevention and control health events, eliminate the threats posed by the disease to the greatest extent, and ensure the safety of kindergarten teachers and students For physical health and life safety as well as the normal development of education and teaching work, Golden Sun Kindergarten combines its own actual conditions and in accordance with the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases", the "Regulations on Emergency Response to Public Health Emergencies" and other laws In accordance with the relevant provisions of laws and regulations, this emergency plan has been specially formulated.

1. Work objectives:

1. Increase education on the prevention and control of various emergencies and infectious diseases among parents of young children, and improve the awareness of self-protection among young children. .

2. Persist in reporting information on epidemic diseases and infectious disease prevention and control events every day to achieve early detection, early reporting, and early treatment.

3. Establish a rapid response and emergency handling mechanism, and take timely measures to ensure that sudden diseases and infectious diseases spread on campus.

2. Working Principles

1. Prevention should be given priority and we should make unremitting efforts

Kindergarten is a place where various diseases are prone to occur. Once negligence and omissions occur, it will Bringing irresistible harm to the life and health of kindergarten teachers and students. Therefore, the prevention and control of infectious diseases in kindergartens should be one of the important tasks that cannot be ignored. In view of the current high incidence of various infectious diseases, publicity should be stepped up. Prevent the knowledge of infectious diseases and communicable diseases, improve children's awareness of protection and the level of campus public health, make every effort to prevent the spread of infectious diseases on campus, and form a long-term mechanism, always work unremittingly, never relax, and truly Be prepared.

2. Management in accordance with the law and rapid response

Strictly implement relevant national laws and regulations, and implement legal management of the prevention, epidemic reporting, control and treatment of sudden epidemic diseases and infectious diseases. , and those illegal acts such as concealment and neglect will be held accountable in accordance with the law. Kindergartens have established a leading group for emergency disease and infection prevention and control, and established early warning mechanisms and medical treatment mechanisms for possible infectious situations. We must resolutely achieve rapid, timely, complete, and safe handling, strengthen human, material, and financial reserves, and strengthen Emergency handling capabilities to ensure the safety of kindergarten teachers and students to the greatest extent.

3. Organization and Management

(1) Establish a leading group for the prevention and control of infectious disease emergency response

Team leader:

Deputy leader:

Members:

The kindergarten has established a leading group for the prevention and control of infectious disease emergency response with Principal Zhang Lijuan as the leader, which is specifically responsible for implementing the emergency prevention and control of the kindergarten. Work. The main division of responsibilities is as follows:

1. According to the relevant spirit of the superior education administrative department and the actual situation of the local area, formulate a prevention and treatment plan for sudden epidemic diseases and infectious diseases in the park.

2. Improve and implement the emergency responsibility system, inspect and supervise the implementation of emergency prevention measures in each kindergarten class, and assign responsibility to each person.

3. Carry out publicity and education work on the prevention and control of emergencies and infectious diseases extensively and deeply in classes on a regular basis, popularize knowledge on emergency prevention and control in children's study and life, and improve children's emergency response capabilities.

4. Establish and improve children’s daily morning and afternoon check-up records, keep abreast of children’s physical conditions, and resolutely detect and detect possible sudden epidemic diseases and infectious diseases in a timely manner. A series of response measures, including emergency treatment, ensure the normal operation of the kindergarten’s education and teaching order and the physical health of kindergarten teachers and students.

5. In the event of epidemics and infectious diseases, the situation must be reported to the relevant superior authorities in a timely manner, and the relevant medical departments shall be cooperated with prevention and control work.

6. The communication methods of all emergency team leadership members must be kept open 24 hours a day.

IV. Emergency response to emergencies

According to the provisions of the "National Emergency Plan for Public Health Emergencies", the registration of emergencies is divided into general emergencies. Incidents, major emergencies and extremely serious emergencies, combined with the characteristics and reality of Golden Sun Kindergarten, activate corresponding emergency plans when necessary and make emergency responses:

(1) Discovery in the area For epidemics that are general emergencies, a third-level emergency response will be initiated, and a one-day reporting system will be immediately initiated and epidemic notification will be strengthened. Secondly, the health status quarantine work of each kindergarten class and public facilities of the department will be strengthened, and active measures will be taken to Disinfection measures to ensure the safety of the kindergarten. The third is to increase the inspection of people entering and exiting the campus to prevent the epidemic from entering the campus to the greatest extent.

(2) If a major emergency occurs in the area, a second-level emergency response will be initiated. First, children in kindergartens on campus will be regularly measured and checked to check their physical condition, and health problems will be promptly investigated and treated in a timely manner. , and promptly report to the relevant higher-level departments; third, increase the intensity of disinfection of kindergartens, cooperate with higher-level medical departments in isolation work, and finally promptly notify the epidemic prevention and control situation.

(3) When a major emergency occurs in the area, the first-level emergency response is initiated. First, a closed management is implemented to strictly control the entry of outsiders into the kindergarten. Second, the situation of people moving in and out of the kindergarten is fully understood. It is found that Problems are reported in a timely manner; third, the kindergarten increases efforts to disinfect public facilities in the kindergarten to ensure campus safety. The fourth is to increase prevention, control and monitoring efforts, and make public the epidemic prevention and control situation.

(4) An epidemic occurs in a school

After an epidemic occurs in a kindergarten, an emergency plan must be activated. Infected children or teachers must be quarantined in a timely manner, and the situation must be reported to the relevant higher-level management departments. In addition, efforts will be intensified to investigate the number of infections on campus. After the arrival of relevant departments, teachers and students in kindergartens will be tested through investigations, and kindergartens will be quarantined to prevent infected people from leaving school. Solutions will be formulated based on the development of the epidemic to maximize control and Eliminate the spread of the epidemic and maintain the health of kindergartens. Public Opinion Emergency Plan for Epidemic Prevention and Control Part 4

In order to protect the health and life safety of teachers and students in the kindergarten, maintain the stability of the school, and promote the development of the kindergarten, in accordance with the spirit of the city’s documents on strengthening the prevention and control of infectious diseases in schools, Combined with the actual situation of our park, the prevention and control of common infectious diseases will be brought into a scientific, standardized and orderly management track in accordance with the law, and work routines will be formed. This prevention and control measures and emergency plans are specially formulated.

1. Infectious Disease Prevention and Control Safety Leading Group

Team Leader: Zhang Yu (Director)

Deputy Team Leader: Zhang Qiaorong (Assistant)

Members: Duan Chenglan (health doctor)

Lai Yan, Duan Qingqing and other teachers

Responsibilities of the working group: Responsible for leading the entire school on infectious diseases such as: hand, foot and mouth disease, measles, Prevent influenza, meningococcal meningitis, hepatitis, avian influenza, chickenpox, etc., formulate emergency plans for the prevention of infectious diseases, and provide unified command and coordination of emergency prevention and control work. The kindergarten’s leading group for preventing infectious diseases consists of an information reporting group, an emergency response group, a publicity and education group, a logistics support group, and a supervision and inspection group.

2. Measures to prevent and control infectious diseases

1. Do a good job in publicity on the prevention and control of common infectious diseases, and enhance teachers and students’ hygiene and epidemic prevention awareness and self-protection capabilities.

2. Promote and educate children and parents on the knowledge of preventing infectious diseases through various forms, and prepare special publicity issues according to the actual situation; use parent meetings, bulletin boards, parent notices, etc. to publicize common diseases to parents Preventive knowledge focusing on infectious diseases such as hand, foot and mouth disease, measles, influenza, meningococcal meningitis, hepatitis, avian influenza, chickenpox, etc.

3. Teachers in each class carefully disinfect children’s utensils, tables, chairs, wall skirts, window sills, and toys every day. Cleaners use disinfectant to disinfect outdoor walls, stair handrails, large toys, floors, toilets, etc. every day. Keep classrooms and nap rooms clean and ensure indoor air circulation. Children's bedding should be cleaned every month. On Saturdays and Sundays, the bedding should be disinfected using ultraviolet rays from the sun. It is required to turn the bedding every hour.

4. Strengthen food and drinking water hygiene management to prevent food poisoning and infectious diseases. In accordance with relevant laws and regulations such as the "Food Hygiene Law", "Regulations on the Management of School Canteens and Student Group Dining", we will effectively strengthen the management of canteens and strictly implement shopping registration, tableware disinfection, and employee health examination systems. Employees are strictly prohibited from working while sick. The pediatrician conducts disinfection and hygiene inspections every day; the general manager and logistics team leader review and accept daily raw materials.

5. Cooperate with the medical department in a planned manner according to regulations to carry out health examinations for teachers and students and preventive vaccinations against common infectious diseases.

6. Educate children to develop good personal hygiene habits. Teachers carefully organize children to wash their hands with soap and running water before meals and after using the toilet, and use pictures, stories, multimedia courseware and other forms to teach children good hygiene habits. of cultivation. Encourage young children to drink more water and provide them with balanced and nutritious meals to ensure that they receive adequate and balanced nutrition and enhance their immunity. Do not take young children to crowded places to reduce the chance of infection. Avoid contact with infectious persons, insist on daily physical exercise, and ensure time for outdoor activities.

7. Strengthen guard management and cut off the sources of external infectious diseases.

8. Prepare necessary medicines and other supplies to prevent common infectious diseases.

3. Adhere to the morning and noon inspection system and smooth reporting channels

1. Do a good job in morning and noon inspections of children, through first touch, second look, third question, and fourth check method, carefully observe the emotional and physical conditions of each child. If there are symptoms such as fever, rash, diarrhea, vomiting, jaundice, rashes, ulcers and other parts of the hands, feet, mouth, etc., report them to the medical office immediately. The doctor will treat the symptoms and contact the parents promptly and isolate them. After returning home, parents are required to take the child to a regular hospital for treatment and record the daily morning check-up.

2. When children or staff are found to have early symptoms of infectious diseases (such as fever, rash, diarrhea, vomiting, jaundice, rashes, ulcers on hands, feet, mouth, etc.) or suspected infectious persons, they should be contacted in time Report to the members of the kindergarten’s infectious disease prevention and control leading group; if there are 3 cases in the same class in one day or if multiple children have symptoms such as fever, rash, diarrhea, rashes, ulcers, etc. on the hands, feet, mouth, etc. in the same class within 3 consecutive days, and in the kindergarten When a mass disease of unknown cause occurs, it should be reported to the Education Bureau and relevant departments within 24 hours after discovery.

4. Emergency response methods

Establish an early warning and rapid response mechanism for medical treatment to enhance emergency response capabilities. In accordance with the "four early" requirements, ensure that early detection, early reporting, early isolation, early treatment and other links are closely connected, and carry out targeted sterilization and disinfection of possible sources of infection.

5. Follow-up management

1. The kindergarten infectious disease prevention and control leading group should isolate and observe children and faculty and staff who are in close contact with infectious persons and establish files to quickly cut off the infection sources to prevent the spread of the epidemic.

2. Follow up on teachers and children who are hospitalized to understand their condition, and cooperate with relevant superior departments in investigation and aftermath.

3. When a patient recovers and requests to return to the park, he or she must report to the park’s infectious disease prevention and control leading group and present a hospital certificate. The patient can only return to the park with the approval of the park’s infectious disease prevention and control leading group. Public opinion emergency plan for epidemic prevention and control Part 5

1. Prevention and control goals

1. Popularize the prevention and control knowledge of new coronavirus pneumonia and improve the prevention and control awareness of teachers and students.

2. Improve the epidemic information reporting system to achieve early detection, early reporting, early isolation and early treatment.

3. Establish a rapid response mechanism to promptly prevent and control the occurrence and spread of the epidemic.

2. Organizational structure and division of labor

1. Establish an epidemic prevention and control working group, clarify responsibilities, and implement tasks.

The list of members and their responsibilities are as follows:

Team leader: xxx, fully responsible for prevention, control and emergency response work.

Deputy team leader: xxx assists the team leader and is in charge of the prevention, control and emergency work of the preschool education center.

Members: xxx prevention, control and emergency response.

3. Daily prevention and control work in each kindergarten

1. Do a good job in daily epidemic statistics (teaching staff, child care staff), strictly implement the epidemic daily report system, and no omissions or late reports are allowed , concealment or misreporting, the data should be reported to the alliance team leader in a timely manner, and the district education committee should cooperate with the district education committee to carry out joint prevention and control work.

2. Each class teacher will report whether the children in the class have fever in the class leader group before 11 a.m. every day.

3. Complete temperature checks twice a day: when entering the park and once in the afternoon after nap.

4. Complete daily disinfection work.

4. Preventive methods and measures

1. Using a variety of media, child guardians report the situation of children and their families every day.

2. Strengthen the promotion of personal healthy living habits and protective measures, such as: wearing a mask when going out, strengthening disinfection, covering your mouth and nose when sneezing, trying not to go out, washing hands frequently, etc.

3. Pay attention to adding or removing clothing and balanced nutrition, strengthen exercise, ensure adequate rest, and enhance physical fitness.

5. If there is an outbreak of new coronavirus pneumonia, immediately activate the hierarchical response mechanism

1. Blue warning: When 2 (inclusive) children with fever appear in a single class of kindergarten, please call the child immediately Parents pick it up and report it.

2. Blue warning: When there are more than 3 (inclusive) and less than 5 (inclusive) children with fever in a single kindergarten class, parents of the children should be immediately asked to pick them up and report them. It is recommended that the class be closed.

3. Orange Alert: When 5 (inclusive) children with fever appear in a single kindergarten class, parents should immediately pick them up and report them. Close the class.

4. Red alert: Once there are suspected or confirmed cases of COVID-19 among children or staff, it is recommended that the kindergarten be closed.

6. Prevention and control work information reporting mechanism

1. When children and staff develop symptoms such as fever, they should seek medical treatment and report to the class teacher in a timely manner; kindergartens should report to the epidemic prevention and control working group in a timely manner Report that only after the hospital diagnoses and eliminates infectious diseases can you return to school and work.

2. Start the daily reporting system and isolate sick children as soon as possible. All classes and departments in the school should strictly follow the procedures and report level by level to ensure smooth flow of information.

3. Kindergartens implement a 24-hour duty system to strengthen epidemic reporting for children in schools.

4. Strengthen the tracking and management of fever patients. During the epidemic, public places such as classrooms and special classrooms must strengthen ventilation and take necessary disinfection measures.

5. Prevention and control information reporting procedures: first report to the person in charge of the kindergarten, and then report to the director in charge, the Education Bureau, and the disease control department, clarify the scope and content of the epidemic report, and achieve early detection and prevention. Report, isolate and treat early.