Since the beginning of the preparation of the Partial and Gradual Resumption Plan for in-person activities at Unicamp, the university community has had a great ally in disseminating information and clarifications. A Handbook for Safe Living brings together important content so that staff and students know details about the stages of resumption, precautions that have been adopted and guidance on how to proceed in each phase, in addition to the communication channels available to answer questions.
What content can I find in the booklet?
The Booklet organizes important information that explains the precautions that everyone, staff, teachers and students, should take throughout the partial and gradual resumption process. It provides guidance on the use of common spaces on campuses, necessary hygiene and social distancing practices, how some routines and procedures should be adapted, among other content. On the booklet page you can also see information about tests and services provided by Cecom and also access the full resolution that guides the partial and gradual resumption and the entire return plan.
Who is it useful for?
For all people who attend Unicamp campuses, especially employees and students. The sections are divided according to each audience and guidelines common to all, such as tips for circulating in campus spaces and operating libraries, are highlighted.
Why is it important to read and share the information in the booklet?
There are several reasons, but firstly because it is essential that everyone is well informed so that the partial and gradual resumption process can occur safely. In addition to maintaining precautions such as hygiene, social distancing and wearing masks, sharing correct information is also our duty in the fight against coronavirus. It is also interesting to check the booklet because it answers several questions that may arise at this time. So, when a question arises, take a look at the booklet. It was made with great care for you!
I'm a server. What useful information do I find in the booklet?
Various information is available to servers. In addition to useful recommendations for everyone on campuses, such as rules of conduct in common spaces at the university, the booklet provides guidance on recommended procedures for serving the public, receiving and delivering materials, disposing of common waste and personal protective equipment. (PPE). You can also check the operation of useful services, such as charter transport.
I am a student. What useful information do I find in the booklet?
In addition to mandatory rules for socializing in common spaces on campuses, you can check recommendations for the use of classrooms and laboratories. It even has a special calculator which indicates the maximum number of students that can be in a classroom according to the dimensions of the space. In the booklet you will also find guidance on how services such as the service of libraries and university restaurants will work. Another important section for students contains guidelines for safe living in student housing, with tips on how to maintain safety in common areas and care for purchases, deliveries and movement of residents arriving from the street.
I want to know how services like chartered transport, university restaurants e Libraries. Where do I find this information?
Each of these themes has special sections on the booklet page. These services will be resumed in proportion to the increase in the number of people on campuses. However, it is important to know that, for now, it will not be possible for them to be offered at full capacity and operate full time again. This is because it is necessary to preserve your health and the health of the professionals who work in these bodies.
I have questions about how the CECI/DeDIC. Is this information available in the booklet?
They are. As it is a unit with a very varied audience, the analysis of how the return of DeDIC activities will occur is being carried out very carefully. At the moment, the forecast is that the partial and gradual return will begin in the third period of the plan, on November 16th. However, the plan may undergo changes depending on the evolution of the pandemic and also according to the demands that are identified within Unicamp itself. Follow the information published on the Unicamp Portal and on the booklet page to find out the latest news.
I think I have some symptom of Covid-19. Can the booklet help me?
For sure. There you have access to information about the main symptoms of Covid-19 and the coronavirus, the necessary care to prevent yourself and avoid transmission to other people and also how the services provided by Cecom work. Look for Cecom as soon as you experience any of the main symptoms, such as fever, cough, shortness of breath, loss of taste or smell. There, you will undergo a risk assessment, medical consultation and testing. Depending on the assessment carried out, you will be sent to stay at home or to be treated in emergency units. Cecom also maintains remote monitoring of cases, by telephone, to find out how the patients' health is progressing.
I checked the entire contents of the booklet, but I still have questions. What can I do?
First of all, congratulations! You are already well informed and will make a difference in this process that depends on everyone's collaboration. It is natural that new questions arise during this period and your contribution will be important to clarify them all. Communication channels are open for questions and suggestions. Get in touch with us by email at reta.covid19@unicamp.br or call (19) 3521-9030/9021/9029 between 7am and 17:30pm. Don't forget that it is important to keep in touch with the management of your unit, supervisor, coordinator or advisor to ask more specific questions that concern you or your unit/sector/department.
