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Since November 7, a new procedure for the treatment of patients with coronavirus came into force in Hungary. According to a document held by Telex, the new system will make it easier to send uncured patients home from hospitals.
The protocol, updated by the National Center for Public Health, will also allow health workers infected with the coronavirus to return to work earlier. So far, this has required 2 negative PCR tests or, failing that, a minimum of 21 days of quarantine, asymptomatic. However, in the new system, a single quick test is enough to get you back. All this is necessary to have more free beds and more qualified personnel to attend to the increasing number of patients.
The new protocol establishes that a patient with coronavirus can be discharged if he has recovered (asymptomatic) or has had a fever for at least 3 days, his respiratory symptoms have disappeared or are clearly improving, and the radiological picture shows a clear improvement or no anomaly.
If repatriation occurs within 10 days of symptom onset, the patient must remain in home quarantine until day 10. A patient who tests negative on a rapid antigen test may also be discharged. Anyone returning to a social home must also meet the clinical conditions for dismissal and need a negative rapid test.
So far, patients have needed two negative PCR tests in 48 hours for patients to go home. (Telex)
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