For most<unk>  with COVID (and those who are asymptomatic, but test (+)), Special Precautions can be discontinued 10 days after symptom onset and resolution of fever for at least 24 hours, without the use of fever-reducing medications, and with improvement of other symptoms (or 10d after test (+) date if asymptomatic).
CDC recently changed to a 24 hour time period from the previously recommended 72 hours.
Those with severe illness or severe immunocompromise should be isolated for 20 days after symptom onset.
The “test-based strategy” is no longer recommended except for certain<unk>  in certain locked-down facilities (e.g. psych<unk> .
Such<unk> , housed on a non-psych unit, and who are to be transferred back to congregant care (psych ED, outside facility) should be isolated for a minimum of 10d and have 1 negative before such transfer.
This test should be sent using a non-rapid test process.
For persons who develop new symptoms consistent with COVID and for whom an alternative etiology cannot be identified, then do the test and isolate until results are known. Discussion with ID or IPC is recommended if the test is (+).
CDC recently changed to a 24 hour time period from the previously recommended 72 hours.
Such<unk> , housed on a non-psych unit, and who are to be transferred back to congregant care (psych ED, outside facility) should be isolated for a minimum of 10d and have 1 negative before such transfer.
This test should be sent using a non-rapid test process.
COVID-19: Management of recovered patients
COVID-19: Example hospital protocols
HIV - AIDS 
LLSA Readings: 2012
LLSA Readings: 2011
Strep. Groups A, B, C, G
Harbor Macros: Pediatrics
Maine:Prehospital protocol pediatric wheezing 