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ASYMPTOMATIC “Asymptomatic people who have tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 can return to the community after a period of isolation of at least 10 days from the onset of positivity, at the end of which a negative molecular test must be performed. (10 days + trial) “.
SYMPTOMATIC “Symptomatic individuals who have tested positive may return to the community after a period of isolation of at least 10 days from the onset of symptoms accompanied by a negative molecular test performed after at least 3 days without symptoms (10 days , of which at least 3 days without symptoms + test) “.
CLOSE CONTACTS “Close contacts of infected cases confirmed and identified by health authorities must observe a quarantine period of 14 days from the last exposure to the case; or a quarantine period of 10 days from the last exposure with a negative antigen or molecular test performed the tenth day. ” It is also recommended to carry out the molecular test at the end of quarantine for all people who live or come in regular contact with people who are fragile and / or at risk of complications. And again, to provide differentiated access to the test for children; Failure to provide for quarantine or diagnostic testing on close contacts of case close contacts (i.e. if there has been no direct contact with the confirmed case), unless the case close contact is not subsequently positive for any tests diagnostic or in the event that, in the judgment of the health authorities, community screening is appropriate, promote the use of the Immuni application to support contact tracing activities.
POSITIVE CASES IN THE LONG TERM “People who, although they no longer present symptoms, continue to test positive in the SARS-CoV-2 molecular test, in case of absence of symptoms for at least one week, may stop isolation after 21 days from the onset of symptoms This criterion can be modulated by the health authorities in agreement with clinical experts and microbiologists / virologists, taking into account the immunological status of the affected persons (in immunosuppressed patients the period of contagion can be prolonged) “.
Finally, the Circular clarifies that the isolation of cases of documented infection by SARS-CoV-2 refers to the separation of infected people from the rest of the community for the duration of the period of contagion, in an environment and conditions that prevent transmission of infection. . Quarantine, for its part, refers to the restriction of the movement of healthy people during the incubation period, but who may have been exposed to an infectious agent or a contagious disease, with the aim of monitoring the possible appearance of symptoms. and quickly identify new cases.
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