今天收到院长通知了

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，要做好防疫准备。俺算staff, 打杂的。虽然不做主力参战，也得听吆喝守规矩。

我们办公的楼层，夹在诊所之间，与患者共用电梯和公共通道。谁也不知道，啥时候来个带病毒的。万一有个路过的以后确诊了，我们这些杂役都得被在家隔离。

牢记祖训：有备无患。

于是，

下班后去几个店采购了食物，以冻的为主，回来后放在冻格里，差不多够两人闭关十天吃用了。

去了两个店才买到可以“灭菌”的洗手液，货架上只剩二大瓶和十几个小瓶了。

目前市面上没有可以“消毒”的洗手液，医用酒精适合物体表面清理，不能常用于“手”。

前几年化疗时买的医用口罩还有半盒，医用手套一盒，将就用吧。

上网定购了碎甘草和空茶袋，准备和糖姜片一起泡，每天早上一杯代茶饮。前两年冬春季节，每天晨起一片糖姜，在大多数同事纷纷感冒休息时，俺保持全勤。当然，还有黄芪提取物的功劳，再次感谢御医的推荐。

俺这儿楼下大厅接待台子上，几周前就摆上这东东了

附：院长的电邮通知。隐去州名、校名、人名。

Dear COM faculty, staff, residents and students:

In partnership with the State Department of Health, Xxxx is closely monitoring the international developments relating to the COVID-19 virus, in addition to the widespread occurrence of influenza and other respiratory viruses. There are currently NO patients with COVID-19 in The State. However, Xxxx is taking proactive, precautionary steps to ensure there are no compromises in patient care or the safety of our employees or learners.

I want to emphasize the importance of preventing potential exposure of any COM learner – including students, residents and fellows – in the eventuality of having patients with COVID-19 at Xxxx at some point in the future. It is imperative that no learner is involved in the care of such patients in any manner. Particularly, learners should not be present in the rooms of patients diagnosed with or suspected of potentially having COVID-19.

In addition to safeguarding our learners, this separation is important for the conservation of personal protective equipment (PPE). If you are a member of the medical staff, or you are a clinical learner, we ask that you redouble your efforts to avoid wasting PPE. (See the tips at end of this message.) Even in the absence of COVID-19 on campus at this time, clinical education teams should consider limiting the number of team members who gown up to enter patient rooms, as practicable.

The planning and measures we take today are a prudent way to be prepared in the event of a more widespread outbreak in the future.

Meanwhile, we should all remain vigilant to prevent the spread of “ordinary” but potentially dangerous respiratory viruses including the flu. Follow these simple steps: Wash your hands often; make sure you and your loved ones have had your flu shot – or get it; and if you become sick, stay at home and contact your physician.

Sincerely,

xxxxxxxxxxxxx M.D., FACS
Executive Vice Chancellor, Xxxx
Dean, College of Medicine

Xxxxxxx Medical Society Distinguished Dean’s Chair