Steps for staying safe during COVID 19 Pandemic

  • Make sure your workplace is clean and hygienic.
  • Alcohol base hand rub dispensers to be placed in important places surrounding the workplace. It must confirm these dispensers are regularly refilled.
  • Face masks and paper tissues should be available at your workplaces.
  • Do not forget to wear a face mask before going anywhere out.
  • Always carry a paper soap, small soap bar, or an alcohol-based hand rub. 
  • Carry your own glass, mug, bottle, and spoon to avoid using cutlery from the office pantry.
  •  Carry your own power bank and charger to avoid borrowing it from anyone.
  • Do not give a lift to anyone on your vehicle to maintain social distancing.
  • Don’t touch lift buttons always use a tissue to touch it. If you are using stairs, avoid touching the walls and railing.
  • Maintain social distancing when you interact with people. Don’t shake hands.
  • In case of a meeting, make sure there are not too many people in the room at a time so that you can maintain social distancing and wear a face mask.
  • When you are back to home from outside take a bath properly using soap and put your clothes for washing separately and not with other clothes.
  • Always keep your face mask in a paper container for 72 hours then dispose of it in a dustbin with a lid after cutting the mask.
  • Always wash vegetables and other good properly after buying them from the market.

Nestiva Hospital (Patna) - Dr.Kumar Mayur - CMO ( Chief Medical Officer).


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