using a separate bathroom where possible.sleeping in a separate room where possible.keeping 1.5 metres away from them and avoiding close contact, including touching, kissing, hugging and other intimate contact.Stay away from other people in your home or accommodation as much as possible to reduce their exposure to COVID-19. practice good respiratory hygiene (such as covering your cough).avoid contact with people who are at higher risk of severe disease.wear a face mask covering your mouth whenever you are in an indoor setting outside the home.avoid entering hospitals, residential aged care facilities and disability accommodation services.at least 5 days has passed since either the onset of acute respiratory infection symptoms or the positive COVID-19 test (whichever was first).you've gone for at least 24 hours without a fever, without using fever-reducing painkillers such as paracetamol or ibuprofen, and.you no longer have acute respiratory symptoms.Queensland Health strongly recommends that you stay at home until: have any symptoms of acute respiratory infection, or.You should stay at home whilst infectious to help prevent infecting others.

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