Cooperation with infection control measures 1: Hand washing and alcohol disinfection

If handwashing with running water is not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. The method is the same for both handwashing and alcohol sanitizing.

To prevent dry and chapped hands, be sure to moisturize carefully, and frequently wash your hands and use alcohol sanitizer before meals and after using the restroom.

Cooperation with infection control measures 2: Please practice cough etiquette

There are many infectious diseases, including influenza, that are transmitted through droplets from coughs and sneezes.

Respiratory etiquette refers to individuals covering their mouth and nose with a mask, tissue, handkerchief, or sleeve when coughing or sneezing to prevent infecting others with these diseases.

Cooperation with infection control measures 3: Please cooperate by wearing a mask correctly.

Is your mask worn correctly? Masks do not provide full protection if your chin is exposed, your nose is out, or the mask is pulled down under your chin. Please cooperate by wearing your mask properly to cover both your nose and mouth.

Cooperation with infection control measures: Regarding visits for medical examinations involving a fever

○ Points to note when visiting the clinic

Be sure to tell the receptionist that you have a fever.
Due to infection control measures, you may be seen in another location, such as in your car upon arrival. If possible, we would appreciate it if you could contact us before coming to the clinic.

Wearing a mask
Please wear a mask, especially if you have respiratory symptoms such as a cough or fever.

Keep companions to a minimum as much as possible
→ Especially if an infectious disease is suspected, this is to reduce the risk of infection to others.