Covid-19 patients with mild-symptoms can be isolated at home, IMA welcomes move
Published on Apr 28, 2020 04:01 pm IST
Covid-19 patients who are pre-symptomatic or show mild symptoms can be isolated at home as long as they have enough space to avoid contact with other residents, according to a new Union health ministry guidelines issued on Monday. Whether a person can is fit for home isolation will be decided by the treating doctor and surveillance officer. According to existing guidelines, all positive cases are isolated and treated at a facility. IMA welcomed the new guidelines by the ministry.
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