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Figure 1. Visiting procedure and triage of obstetrics and gynecology outpatients.
5866 patients were treated in the outpatient department of obstetrics and gynecology from March 12, 2020 to April 26, 2020. Among them, 1054 patients received online treatment. The first step of visiting procedure was to measure the body temperature of 4812 patients. 6 patients whose body temperature was greater than 37.3℃ were transferred to designated outpatient clinics. The second step was to collect the medical history of 4806 patients. 15 patients with a COVID-19 or exposure history and 8 with respiratory symptoms were transferred to designated clinics. The third step of visiting procedure for the 4,778 patients was to sign a notification. A total of 3,724 patients went home at the end of their visit because of their mild condition. 1054 patients conducted a series of COVID-19-associated tests for inpatient treatment, outpatient surgery or physical examination. Step 4 confirm again that there is no COVID-19 or exposure history. 3 patients were excluded because of the concealment of the COVID-19 history, and 1051 patients were included in the study.