Guideline for COVID-19 patients (tested positive) to enter the campus

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Dec. 8, 2020

Dokkyo University keeps restriction on entering to the campus, and gives the following guidelines to COVID-19 patients. The guideline comes into effect as of December 5, 2020 and may be changed depending on future changes of the situation.

If you are diagnosed with COVID-19 infection (including the suspicion that you will take an examination for diagnosis)
① Entry to campus is prohibited from the day you are identified as being infected (with positive test results)
② Call to the University Health Center（048-946-1944）before the end of the assigned period for treatment.
③ Stay home for 7 days after the assigned period of treatment (by counting the end day as the day "0"). You have another 3 weeks as an observation period (4 weeks in total). Keep your temperature record and certainsymptoms on Health Check Form during the above 4 weeks and submit the form to the University Health Center after each period.
④ After the self-isolation period you can enter the campus if having no problem on health.
⑤ If you remain in bad health condition, have new symptoms or worsening of symptoms, seek medical advice to a medical institution or a public health center in your local area. Ask a doctor if you may go to the campus or not, then call to the University Health Center. (Use designated forms for students, faculty and staffs)

2.If you are identified as a close contact
①From the day you are identified as a close contact you are prohibited from entering the campus.
② You are permitted to enter the campus after 14 days (advised by the public health center) from the day you are identified as a close contact. Keep records of the Health Check Form every day and submit that to the University Health Center at a later date.

３．If you have fever, cold-like symptoms, bad condition in health
① Stay home and do not enter into the campus.
② You can enter the campus after 3 days from getting better. Keep records on the Health Check Form to submit if requested.

＜Q&A＞
Q1：What can I do if my housemates are identified as a close contact.
A1：You may be identified as a close contact depending upon the health conditions or PCR test results of your housemates. Keep watching your health condition with infection prevention such as wearing a mask and disinfecting your fingers. Call to a medical institution or a public health center in your local area if any problem in your health.

Q2：What can I do if I receive an Exposure Notification from Contact Confirming Application (COCOA)?
A2：See the following homepage of Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
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Please try to keep the infection prevention and your health management.

Dokkyo University Health Center