Legal analysis: 1. Workers know the protection levels in different areas, and they are not allowed to move across regions (such as wearing protective clothing to clean areas).

2. The route of staff and patients is clear, and all kinds of personnel must follow the prescribed route.

3. Eye-catching signs shall be set at the entrance of the patient passage, and irrelevant personnel (such as takeout) are strictly prohibited from entering or leaving.

4. Strictly implement the management system of escort. In principle, isolated patients will not be accompanied; Children and other special people who must stay with others must follow the doctor's advice, and at most 1 people should be accompanied and fixed. Daily temperature monitoring and other investigation measures should be carried out and registered, and no door-to-door visits and going out are allowed. No visitors.

5. clean elevators (catering, material distribution) and polluted elevators (patients, medical waste, linen, supply and recycling) shall be clearly marked.

6. locker rooms, toilets and shower facilities shall be set up at the entrance of the staff passage.

7. Set up a secondary dressing area (wearing PPE) with complete facilities, and need to be equipped with a dressing mirror, with manual assistance or video surveillance (intercom) to guide the correct wearing of protective equipment.

legal basis: article 41 of the law of the people's Republic of China on the prevention and control of infectious diseases. during the period of isolation, the people's government that implements isolation measures shall provide living security for the isolated person. if the isolated person has a work unit, the unit where he works shall not stop paying his work remuneration during the isolation period. At the same time, the Emergency Response Law clarifies that when social security incidents occur, the people's government should take emergency measures, such as stopping crowded activities or production and business activities that may lead to the expansion of harm, blocking relevant places and roads, checking the identity documents of on-site personnel, and restricting activities in relevant public places. Otherwise, all relevant units and individuals will be subject to corresponding administrative penalties, and those who cause damage should also bear corresponding civil or criminal responsibilities.