The Delhi authorities on Sunday instructed all well being care services to hold out compulsory rapid antigen detection testing of patients with ILI signs, patients admitted with SARI and different high-risk people who go to their services.
An order issued by the Delhi Health division directed all medical administrators, medical superintendent and administrators of all Delhi government-run hospitals to make sure that “rapid antigen detection testing” of all people/patients falling within the classes listed, who go to their hospital, is mandatorily executed.
All people with influenza-like sickness (ILI) signs, all patients admitted with extreme acute respiratory an infection (SARI) are to be mandatorily examined, it mentioned.
The order states: “All asymptomatic patients admitted or seeking admission of following high-risk group – Patients undergoing Chemotherapy, Immunosuppressed patients including HIV+, patients with malignant disease, transplant patients, elderly patients ( > 65 years of age ) with co-morbidities and all asymptomatic patients undergoing aerosol generating interventions”.
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