Phase I |
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Hygienic measures
Separate room, wearing of face mask
Screening questions about possible SARS-CoV-2 infection at first contact
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Hygienic measures
No therapy restrictions
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Phase II |
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Reduction of therapy group size (2 m distance!)
Reduction of therapy content (no sports, cooking and so on)
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Psychotherapy: groups across wards cancelled, groups within wards reduced (2 m distance!), individual sessions where possible
Occupational therapy/physical therapy: 1 session/week
Social services: available, 2 m distance, hygienic measures, no bodily contact
Addiction therapy limited to detoxification
Supervision
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Phase III |
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Reduced multimodal therapy programme, see phase II
Telemedicine psychotherapy
Crisis management via telephone
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Protective mask obligatory
Team-building preparations/
emergency
Team A: direct patient care;
Team B: home office
Mobilisation of medical students
Crisis intervention for staff via telephone
Daily conference calls for staff
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Phase IV |
Consideration of ethical issues
Patients provision, healthcare proxy
Dealing with fatality/death
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See phase III |
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COVID ward:
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Mass epidemic:
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Emergency plan:
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Phase V |
Phase V is considered as a long-term period (>2 years). Patients with SARS-CoV-2 infection are expected to continuously present at the Psychiatric Hospital |