Hospital Authority announces positive patient cases detected via admission screening or testing and clusters of nosocomial COVID-19 infections

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The following is issued on behalf of the Hospital Authority:

     The Hospital Authority today (February 28) announced information regarding patients who tested positive via admission screening or testing and nosocomial COVID-19 infection cases:
 
     The following are the statistics of patients who tested positive via admission screening or by testing in public hospitals:
 

Hospital/clinic Number of patients who tested positive Number of patients identified as close contacts Number of staff members without appropriate personal protective equipment identified as close contacts
Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital 4 5
Cheshire Home, Chung Hom Kok 2 7
MacLehose Medical Rehabilitation Centre 1 1
Kwong Wah Hospital 11 25
Hong Kong Buddhist Hospital 1 1
Our Lady of Maryknoll Hospital 1 1
United Christian Hospital 2 6
Tseung Kwan O Hospital 1 1
Princess Margaret Hospital 10 10
Caritas Medical Centre 36 10
Yan Chai Hospital 3 5
North District Hospital 2 2
Shatin Hospital 2 4
Tai Po Hospital 1 4
Tuen Mun Hospital 2 2

 
    The following are the statistics of nosocomial infection cases in public hospitals:
 

Hospital/clinic Number of patients who
tested positive
Number of staff members who tested positive
Queen Mary Hospital 4
Grantham Hospital 3
Tung Wah Hospital 1
Our Lady of Maryknoll Hospital 5
Hong Kong Buddhist Hospital 1
TWGHs Wong Tai Sin Hospital 1
Kowloon Hospital 16
United Christian Hospital 8
Princess Margaret Hospital 15
Caritas Medical Centre 13
Yan Chai Hospital 6 3
Kwai Chung Hospital 10
Prince of Wales Hospital 4
Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital 1
Shatin Hospital 2
Castle Peak Hospital 4
Siu Lam Hospital 15

 
     Thorough cleaning and disinfection operations have been performed in the affected areas by hospitals. The hospitals will continue to closely monitor the health condition of patients and staff members, and communicate with the Centre for Health Protection on the latest situation.
 

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