Minimise contact with used items or bag them to prevent direct contact with used items.Always ensure no one is within the vicinity.Support household member on home recovery by handling items with these simple steps: To collect purchases from your main door, put on a mask and ensure there is no one outside before opening the main door. Your household members should try to order food or groceries that can be delivered to your home. How will my household members manage the daily necessities during my Home Recovery? Collect your deliveries and close the door.Put on a surgical mask before opening the door.Ensure that the delivery man has left and no one is within the vicinity of your doorway.Place a hook at the door and ask the delivery man to hang the delivered groceries or food there for contactless delivery.If you live alone and need to collect deliveries at the door, below are simple tips that you can follow: User should clean and disinfect after each use for contact surfaces and do not use for at least 20 minutes immediately after the patient’s usage. if a single bathroom has to be shared, after use, lower the lid before flushing.designate specific bathroom for the patient’s usage and other household members should use another bathroom.These are some examples to help the household manage: If you do not have an attached bathroom within the isolation room, ensure everyone practices proper hygiene and disinfects the bathroom after each use. Wash your hands with soap and water regularly or where applicable.Inform the other members of the household of the above, so they can collect the rubbish/laundry/eating utensils.Your family should throw the bag directly into the rubbish chute immediately Place your secured, double-bagged trash at the door for your family to help dispose of. Place your laundry in a bag at your door. Your family may wash your soiled laundry together with theirs, but they should empty your bag of laundry directly into the washing machine and avoid handling your soiled clothes with their bare hands Your family may wash your used utensils together with theirs Dedicate a set of utensils for your meals, do not share dishes, drinking cups, cutlery etc. Handle your items in ways to reduce the need for family members to come into direct contact with them as much as possible, such as:.Ensure no one from the household is near the doorway to your room.close the lid before you flush.įor other instances where you need to perform daily functions from within the room, for example, collect meals, have laundry changed or clear trash, below are simple tips that you can follow, so as to ensure the safety of your household members supporting you with managing these daily necessities: You should also maintain a high level of personal hygiene by washing your hands regularly with soap and practice good bathroom etiquette, e.g. This means food/groceries will need to be delivered for the household. You should perform contactless transactions and ensure items are bagged securely to reduce exposure to others. How do I manage the daily necessities during home recovery? You are required to submit daily report of health readings (such as temperature, pulse rate and blood oxygen saturation levels) at least once a day. Teleconsultations are available 24/7.Īs part of Home Recovery, you are required to closely monitor your health at home. You will be assigned a dedicated Telemedical Provider who will help in your home recovery journey. How will my health be monitored during my home recovery?
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