Wellness Coordinators

INDUCTION TASK
Adarsh
Shashant Vijay
Gaurav Snehil
Shikha Saxena
Priyanshu Chalana

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 Essentials for The Wellness Centre

MATERIAL REASON QUANTITY per COST

100 members
per week

ALCOHOL BASED HAND SANITISER To be used after hand wash or in case of 20 liters 5000 INR
unavailability of soap and water

AUTOMATIC HAND SANITIZER To avoid any kind of cross contact 2 units 4800 INR
DISPENSER

HANDWASH To help prevent infection 500 ml 90 INR

IR THERMOMETER To measure temperature without any cross 2 12000 INR

contact

3 PLY MASK To help prevent infection for staff 200 4000 INR

FACE SHIELD To help prevent infection for staff 100 1000 INR

GLOVES To help prevent infection for staff 100 500 INR

REUSABLE PPE KITS To help prevent infection for staff 100 2000 INR
 MATERIAL REASON QUANTITY COST

PAPER TISSUES AND Hygiene and cleanliness 3 packets 60 INR

DISINFECTANT WIPES (for one day)

VENTILATORS In case of emergency 2 200000 INR

VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTS (for one Course of 5 days for students and staff, to 4 boxes 500 INR
day) boost immunity

OTHER MEDICINES FOR PAIN First aid in case of emergency 10 strips 500 INR
RELIEF, FEVER, DECONGESTANTS
(for one week)
 No fever
Others as per
normal
protocol
Thermal
Visit to scanning
wellness centre by security
staff Suspected
case
Fever clinic
Fever /
Raised
temperature
Refer to notified COVID-19 centre
locally and inform concerned
authorities
CAUTION, VIGILANCE AND SURVEILLANCE

1. Place face masks, tissues, and alcohol-based hand sanitizers at the wellness centre
entrances and other strategic places in the health centre and ask student presenting
with respiratory symptoms to don a face mask upon entry into the facility and follow
triage procedures.

2. Identify a room in the facility most suited to isolating a patient with potentially
serious respiratory infection (including COVID-19) and take steps to ensure that only
essential health care personnel wearing appropriate PPE enter the room

3. Restrict visitors from entering the area of a suspected COVID-19 patient.

Appropriate signage should be prepared in advance and posted to inform people that
the area is restricted for the purpose of infectious disease control.
4. Dedicated medical equipment should be used for patient care.

• All non-dedicated, non-disposable medical equipment used for patient care should
be cleaned and disinfected according to manufacturer’s instructions and facility
policies.

5. Ensure environmental cleaning and disinfection procedures are followed

consistently and correctly and are appropriate for SARS-CoV-2 in health care
settings. Products with EPA-approved emerging viral pathogens claims are
recommended for use against SARS-Cov-2.

6 - Send the suspected person for testing to the nearest testing centre approved by
ICMR, Government of India.

7. If tested positive, the college will need to get in touch with local authority and
arrange sanitization of entire campus.
THANK YOU