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Impala mine approach to Covid-19 17/07/2020 Screening and Tracing Work Flowsheet 2 Employee assessment flow sheet 3 On-shaft Screening 4 IMS Testing Process 5 COVID -19 RT-PCR TEST 6 VULNERABLE EMPLOYEES Assistance measures 1. Fitness


  1. Impala mine approach to Covid-19 17/07/2020

  2. Screening and Tracing Work Flowsheet 2

  3. Employee assessment flow sheet 3

  4. On-shaft Screening 4

  5. IMS Testing Process 5

  6. COVID -19 RT-PCR TEST 6

  7. VULNERABLE EMPLOYEES Assistance measures 1. Fitness Medical Examinations : identify Vulnerable Employees. 2 . Restrictions : fitness category and restricted duration. 3. Education : targeted Covid-19 education for all vulnerable employees. 4. Immune boosting : Vit C tablets and Influenza vaccination. (every vulnerable employee personally offered vaccination, 10 000 administered) 5 . Monitoring : Chronic medication script tracking and blocking. 6 . Controlled conditions : six monthly scripts issued to well controlled patients. 7 . Tracking : Vulnerable and High risk employee data mining. 8 . Personal Responsibility : Daily medical declaration and temperature screening. 7

  8. CLINICAL MARKERS OF SEVERITY OF DISEASE  AGE >60  Death rate increases with age : o <50 yrs =22.4% 16-49 yrs =24.3% o o 50-69 yrs = 40.3% > 70 yrs 73.2% o  Comorbidity (DM and hypertension)  Hypoxaemia requiring Mechanical ventilation  Organ dysfunction Myocardial ischaemia and Heart failure  Men vs woman :70.5% vs 54.3.%  BMI 30+=60.9%  BMI 25 to <30 =41.7% http://dx.doi.org/10.18772/26180197.2020.v2nSIa2: COVID-19 and the Rationale for Pharmacotherapy: A South African Perspective 8

  9. VULNERABLE EMPLOYEES – Additional measures 1 st vulnerable employee review : All co morbidities checked by OMP’s. 1. 2 nd vulnerable employee review : +60 years with co-morbidities re- checked by OMP’s. 2 . 3 . New Covid-19 PCR Testing Protocols - Symptomatic - Over 50 years with any co-morbidity - All ages with poor controlled co-morbidity 4. Vulnerable Employees : first access to in-house quarantine, isolation and hospitalization. 5. 3rd vulnerable employees review : over 60 years with multiple co-morbidities - controlled or not controlled. New control criteria. 6 . Additional Immune boosting : Add Zinc and Vit D for vulnerable employees. 9

  10. Flattening the Curve 10

  11. ASSA Model Applied to Impala Rustenburg Application to Impala Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Number of employees 40,000 40,000 % of Pop Infected at peak 0.9922% 3.8868% Peak Number of Infections 397 1,555 (symptomatic) % of Pop Require Hospital 0.1343% 0.2100% Hospital Bed Peak 54 84 % of Pop Require ICU 0.0206% 0.0324% ICU Bed Peak 8 13 % deaths of Population 0.0815% 0.1484% Cumulative Deaths 33 59 11

  12. Impala Modeling (New Infections & Hospitalisation/week) and Cumulative Deaths 12

  13. COVID 19 Status Update: Total Positive cases as at 15 July 2020 Covid-19 Positive Cases 1 400 Total Cases: 1255 7 7 Deceased 7 1 200 7 7 Recovered 7 7 Active 1 000 7 7 6 798 752 700 670 6 6 644 800 6 604 4 559 451 4 531 409 4 3 348 380 2 600 332 322 2 218 297 259 2 2 202 2 171 1 153 147 400 - 122 - 92 72 - 64 - - - 54 481 46 469 459 462 459 37 451 451 450 438 - 30 427 415 408 401 397 403 - 379 374 366 23 352 200 - 12 314 306 310 - 291 284 12 - 262 12 233 - 221 217 206 12 - 177 12 166 - 140 - - 121 9 105 7 7 86 7 64 53 42 46 - 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Jul-20 13

  14. COVID 19 Tests Conducted as at 14 July 2020 8000 Covid-19 - Number of Tests conducted 7000 Community Dependents & Applicants 6000 Employees 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Jun-20 Jul-20 14

  15. Active Isolation & Quarantine per Shaft as at 14 July 2020 Active Isolation & Quarantine @ 14-Jul-20 200 ICU / High Care Quarantine Isolation 150 106 97 100 90 89 65 62 59 50 43 34 30 11 8 0 1 Shaft 6 Shaft EF Shaft 9 Shaft 10 Shaft 11 Shaft 12 Shaft 14 Shaft 16 Shaft 20 Shaft MinPro Serv 15

  16. Total in Service per Age group Total Employees In Service 8 000 7 275 7 000 6 723 6 000 5 767 5 309 5 242 5 000 4 280 4 000 3 000 2 726 2 000 1 069 1 000 605 0 18 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 and Older 16

  17. COVID 19 Status Update: Total Positive cases per age group Total Cases: 1 139 per Age Group 250 217 216 200 172 162 143 150 141 100 50 50 29 9 0 18 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 and Older 17

  18. Total In Service vs Total Number of Employees Infected Age Group Split 8000 7 275 7000 6 723 6000 5 767 5 309 5 242 5000 4 280 4000 3000 2 726 2000 1 069 1000 605 217 216 162 172 143 141 50 29 9 0 18 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60 and Older Nr of Cases In Service 18

  19. COVID 19 Status Update: Recoveries per Age group 19

  20. Chest X-rays Covid-19 positive Patients 20

  21. CLINICAL PRESENTATIONS OF COVID-19  INCUBATION PERIOD 5-7,4 DAYS  FIRST PHASE- 80% cases Viral response – Mild constitutional symptoms – FLU  Laboratory Features ;Lymphopenia ,Increase Prothrombin time ,Increases D-dimer and Mildly Increased LDH  SECOND PHASE – Moderate Symptoms 15% Pulmonary symptoms – dyspnoea ,mild hypoxaemia SATS ranging 90-95%  Laboratory Markers – Increasing CRP ,low Procalcitonin  THIRD PHASE – Severe symptoms 5%  Acute respiratory distress syndrome Hyperinflamatory phase – Cytokine storm   Laboratory markers :Increase IL-2,IL-7 ,TNF(tumour necrosis factor),IL-6  Increase in IL-6 results in organ dysfunction ,ARDS,renal dysfunction ,hypotension and Cardiac failure 21

  22. LABORATORY PARAMETERS ASSOCIATED ARDS PROGRESSION TO DEATH  Neutrophilia  Increase LDH  Increase D-DIMER  Hyperferritinaemia  Increase IL-6-organ dysfunction hyperinflation markers of virally induces Haemophagocytic lympho-histocytosis  Mortality  Cardiac disease and thrombotic episodes contribute to death .Use LMWH for thrombosis  Analysis of D-dimer ,Prothrombin Time and age were positively low platelet count negatively correlated with 28 day mortality  Heparin benefit – extensive thrombosis evidenced by sepsis induced coagulopathy 22

  23. CONVENTIONAL ANITIVIRAL TREATMENT  LMWH  Reduced hypercoagulability  Inhibited IL-6 release by counteracting IL-6 biological activilty blocking the cytokine storm  Hypercoagulability predispose to PE  Cardiac Disease  Troponin levels – ProBNP (prior cardiac disease) -outcome  Risk 35.5% with cardiovascular disease & HPT ,Cardiomyopathy with increase Troponin levels -52% mortality 23

  24. CARDIAC DISEASE EXPONENTIAL INCREASE IN MORTALITY CARDIO-VASCULAR DISEASE TROPONIN -T % PERCENTAGE NO CVD Normal TNT levels 7.62% CVD Normal TNT 13.33% NO CVD Increase TNT 37.50% CVD Increase TNT 69.44% Patient with CVD – Myocardial injury – increase TNT ,high CRP ,Increase TNT,Increase mortality rates with /without use of ACE inhibitors 36.8% and 25.6% 24

  25. Awareness & Education Multiple training modules have been developed to ensure that employees understand how to adapt to new working environment 25

  26. Medical Facilities Screening Procedures 26

  27. Medical Care Readiness 27

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  29. Impala Covid -19 Examination Rooms : Current 29

  30. Triage area Stage 4 C 30

  31. Male High Care Isolation 31

  32. Layout of Medical Facility Security Security Quarantine Quarantine Isolation Isolation Hospital Hospital Covid Triage COVID Triage 9

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  34. DMR Visit 34

  35. Questions 35

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