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COVID-19 Cases in China
(as of Feb 18, 2020)
Data source: China Information System for Disease Control and Prevention
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Time distribution of confirmed and suspected cases
COVID-19 epidemics in Hubei Province
and Wuhan City
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Features of Confirmed Cases in China
Data source: 43,113 confirmed cases from China Information System for Disease Control and Prevention
• Asymptomatic cases 2% (n=724)
-laboratory testing positive but without symptoms
• Mild cases 81% (n=34869)
-including non-pneumonia cases and mild pneumonia cases
• Severe cases 14% (n=6210)
- Difficulty in breathing, respiratory rate ≥ 30 times/min, Oxygen
saturation ≤ 93%, PaO2/FiO2≤300, the area of diffuse patchy infiltration
greater than 50% of the lungs in 24 to 48h.
• Critical cases 3% (n=1310)
- Respiratory failure, septic shock, MODS/MOF
• Elderly, patients with underlying diseases, obesity or a decreased
lymphocyte count face poor prognosis
Case fatality analysis of COVID-19
Data source: 44,672 confirmed cases from China Information System for Disease Control and Prevention
as of Feb. 11, 2020
Confirmed cases and deaths by age groups Confirmed cases and deaths by provinces
Characters Confirmed cases Deaths Crude case Characters Confirmed Deaths Crude
fatality cases mortality
% in columns of “confirmed cases and “deaths”: constituent ratios female 21,691 (48.6%) 370 (36.2%) 1.7%
Responses
Firm political resolution of Chinese Government
• Dec 31th, 2019, National Health Commission dispatched a working group to Wuhan to learn about the epidemic
situation.
• Jan 14th, National Health Commission held a video-conference to assign and deploy the prevention and control
nationwide in health system.
• Jan 19th, Chinese President and Premier made important instructions on disease prevention and control, and urged
resolute efforts to contain the spread of pneumonia cases caused by novel coronavirus (2019-nCov).
• Jan 20th, video conference held by the State Council,the national prevention and control was deployed.
• Jan 25th, President Xi Jinping chaired a meeting of the standing committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC
Central Committee to discuss the prevention and control of the epidemic.
• Jan 26th, Premier Li Keqiang chaired a meeting of the leading group to further deploy efforts to prevent and control
the epidemic.
• Jan 27th, Premier Li Keqiang visited Wuhan, Hube, to guide the prevention and control of the epidemic, and Vice
Premier Sun Chunlan led the central steering group to guide the prevention and control of the epidemic in Hubei.
• Jan 28th, Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the Director-General of the World
Health Organization exchange views on the epidemic.
Strong Measures in Response to the Epidemic Nationwide
• Launching a cross-sectoral joint prevention and control mechanism, with 32 departments involved.
• Including the 2019-nCoV Infectious Disease Prevention Act as a statutory infectious disease, and Frontier
Health and Quarantine Law as a quarantinable infectious disease.
• Adopting strict traffic control measures in Wuhan and surrounding cities to cut off the source of the infection
and the transmission.
• Strengthening the national transportation management to minimize the flow of people. Public transportation
vehicles were disinfected, and body temperature monitoring in all public places were strengthened.
• It take the initiative to cancel mass gathering activities during the Spring Festival, reduce public gatherings,
reduce the risk of transmission.
• Extending the national Spring Festival holiday of 2020. Colleges and universities, primary and secondary schools,
and kindergartens around the country have postponed the start of school.
• Strengthening inspection and quarantine of wild animals, prohibit the transfer and trafficking of wildlife, and
strengthen control at source.
• Continue to increase the financial commitment of special funds in response to the epidemic , and have allocated
nearly 5 billion yuan from the central government budget.
• So far, 31 provinces have declared themselves on level-one alert in response to major public health
emergencies.
Issuing Comprehensive Technical Guidelines on Prevention & Control
in Timely Manner
• The country has formulated a series of prevention and control guidelines including
diagnosis and treatment procedures which have been updated in line with the changing
situation and research progress. And it has developed technical standards in case detection,
case reports, epidemiological investigation, close contacts management, laboratory tests,
medical treatment and hospital control, transportation, and disinfection in public places
provide instruction nationwide.
– Case detection: Patients with fever, cough and shortness of breath found in the fever clinic were asked
whether there was a history of travel to Wuhan contacts with confirmed patients 14 days before the
onset of the disease.
– Case report: Report directly to the National Notifiable Disease Report System(NNDRS) in 2 hours.
– Epidemiological investigation: Epidemiological investigations be required to complete within 24 hours for
suspected cases, confirmed cases, mild cases and asymptomatic infected persons.
– Launched a national system of daily report adopting “zero report” standard on epidemics.
– Carry out comprehensive screening, follow-up and other health management on outbound personnel
from Wuhan city and surrounding areas.
– Formulated guidelines for emergency psychological crisis to reduce the negative psychological impact
caused by the epidemic and promote social stability.
– Develop public prevention guidelines and disseminate them widely by traditional and social media.
Highlighting Prevention & Control at Community Level
Strategies for different communities
• Jan 25th, the National Health Commission has
Epidemic Strategy Measures
issued a notice to strengthen the community
prevention and control of the new coronavirus Communities with prevention for 1.Community mobilization;
pneumonia no confirmed import 2.Health education;
cases 3.Informing;
– Give full play to the communities to mobilize and
implement grid and carpet management
4.Management of
returning personnel from
– implement the prevention and control measures the epidemic areas;
by mobilizing grassroots level organizations and 6.Preparation of supplies
communities while maintaining social stability
Communities with prevention from 1-6 listed above;
– "Early detection, early reporting, early isolation, confirmed cases spreading in the 7.Management of close
early diagnosis, early treatment“ measures or outbreaks community and contacts;
applied Exporting the
8.Disinfection.
epidemic
– Prevent the import, spread and export of the
cases to curb the spread of the disease Communities with prevention for 1-8 listed above;
spreading of continuing 9. Epidemic area lock
epidemic spreading and down;
export the
10.Limitation for gathering.
epidemic
Strengthen Actions in Wuhan and Hubei
• 尽快实现及时收治 Timely hospitalization and medical treatment
– 减少家庭传播 Reduce family transmission
– 降低病死率 Reduce mortality
– 缓解和避免患者、家庭和社会无助失望情绪 Relief and avoid helplessness and
disappointment of patients, families and society
• 努力降低医院感染 Reduce infection in hospitals
– 控制医务人员感染 Control infection of healthcare workers
– 降低民众就医过程感染 Reduce infection during the medical care seeking of
patients
• 加强社会(社区)支持(服务) Strengthen social (community) support
(service)
• 解决关键物资供应保障 Solve the supply guarantee of key materials
Challenges
• To further understand the virus itself and the infection pattern of the
epidemic
• It is the critical stage for prevention and control as the epidemic
situation remains serious and complex.
• The complete disease spectrum has not been obtained yet, and
further investigation is needed after the development of antibody
diagnostic reagent.
• There are no specific therapies targeted the disease.
• Vaccine research and development takes time.
• It takes time to see the full effect of the measures.
Continue to Strengthen International Cooperation with ASEAN
• We work closely with ASEAN, implementing consensus of the 10+1 Summit and ACHMM.
➢ Sharing Information through ASEAN Secretariat in a transparent and timely manner.
➢ Since Jan. 3rd, 2020
➢ On daily basis
➢ On Jan 12th, China shared the genome sequence with the world through GISAID, any county can download it.
➢ On 13th January , MBDS Board meeting in Beijing.
➢ Delegates from Cambodia, Thailand, Lao PDR, Vietnam, China and secretariat attended the meeting.
➢ delegates from Thailand (staff from MoPH Thailand) exchanged information about the first imported case to
Thiland of 2019 n-Cov.
➢ On Jan 21st, China shared nucleic acid test primers and probe sequences with the world
➢ Technical exchange through FETN
➢ On Feb 3rd , ASEAN+3 SOMHD Special Video Conference on COVID-19. ASEAN+3 have in-depth exchange and
discussion on the prevention and control of COVID-19.
➢ Sharing technical guidelines regarding diagnosis and treatment, prevention and control, lab test, surveillance,
epidemiological investigation, risk assessment, management of clost contacts
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Proposed Cooperation for next steps
➢ Establish China-ASEAN EOC network
➢ Strengthen cooperation and collabration with ASEAN EOC network.
➢ Strengthen information reporting, information sharing and policy coordination
➢ The Sub-forum of the 3rd China-ASEAN Health Cooperation Forum in
September 2020 in China.
➢ Conclusion discussion on this outbreak
➢ Exchange experience, best practice and lessons learnt
• In the early stage, there were multiple spotted shadows and interstitial changes,
which were obvious in the extraneous lung.
• Further, multiple ground-glass shadows and infiltration shadows were found in both
lungs.
• Lung consolidation was found in severe cases, and hydrothorax was rare.
Diagnostic criteria
It has any one of the epidemiological history and conforms to any two
of the clinical manifestations. If there is no clear epidemiological
history, it conforms to 3 clinical manifestations.
(2) confirmed cases.
1. Real-time fluorescence rt-pcr was used to detect positive nucleic acid
of novel coronavirus;
2. Viral gene sequencing, highly homologous with new coronaviruses
Clinical Types
(1) Mild: The clinical symptoms were mild, and there was no sign of pneumonia on
imaging.
(2) Moderate: Have fever, respiratory symptoms, imaging manifestations of
pneumonia.
(3) Severe. In accordance with any of the following:
1. Shortness of breath (RR 230 times/min);
2. In resting state, oxygen saturation <93%;
3· partial arterial oxygen pressure (Pao2)/oxygen absorption concentration (Fi0,) <300mmlg
4. Pulmonary imaging showed significant progression of > within 24 to 48 hours.
(4) Critical: One of the following:
1. Respiratory failure, requiring mechanical ventilation;
2. Shock;
3. Combined with other organ failure, intensive care unit is required.Differential diagnosis
Differenciation Diagnosis
• The mild manifestations of novel coronavirus infection should be differentiated from
upper respiratory tract infections caused by other viruses.