In the process of preventing and controlling COVID-19 epidemic, nucleic acid detection can further help us to screen COVID-19 patients, and we can also effectively prevent and control COVID-19 epidemic in this way. For those areas where COVID-19-positive patients have appeared, strict epidemic prevention and control measures will be implemented in relevant areas, and all people will be tested for nucleic acid in some places. After that, some places have also carried out normalized nucleic acid testing methods. Residents need to conduct nucleic acid testing every 48 hours and rely on negative reports of nucleic acid testing to enter and exit various occasions.
Standardized nucleic acid detection methods have been developed in many parts of the country.
This first happened in Henan. Although Henan has a large population, normal nucleic acid detection will be carried out in order to prevent and control the COVID-19 epidemic in an all-round way. In addition to Henan, some cities have also carried out normalized nucleic acid testing, and residents need to carry out corresponding nucleic acid testing within 24 hours or 48 hours, and the relevant areas will further reduce the cost of nucleic acid testing.
The cost of nucleic acid testing is basically paid by the medical insurance fund.
When we conduct nucleic acid testing, residents generally don't need to pay for any nucleic acid testing, and the cost of nucleic acid testing in most cities is also paid by the medical insurance fund. In addition to the medical insurance fund, some areas will have corresponding local fiscal revenue, so the fiscal revenue will also be subsidized. Because mixed nucleic acid detection is being carried out almost everywhere, the cost of mixed detection will be further reduced, so the actual cost of nucleic acid detection is not as high as we thought.
In some places, there will be hospitals and corresponding institutions to help with nucleic acid testing.
In addition to the above-mentioned means of expenditure, some local hospitals and institutions will help local people to carry out nucleic acid testing, and some people will choose to volunteer in the corresponding areas. It is because of everyone's unremitting efforts that the cost of nucleic acid detection can be comprehensively reduced and everyone's safety can be effectively guaranteed.