"Please show the Cantonese nucleic acid code in advance, scan the code to queue..." A two-dimensional code easily completes the nucleic acid test, which looks simple and easy to operate, but it is difficult for many elderly people.
Sanlian Community in Jihua Street, Longgang District, is a typical urban village community, in the nucleic acid testing population, a large part of the elderly who do not have smart phones or do not use smart phones, seemingly simple QR codes often make them feel confused and helpless.
In order to allow the elderly to truly enjoy the convenience of the intelligent era in nucleic acid testing, the Sanlian community has moved the printing service to the nucleic acid testing site to provide the elderly with an exclusive "paper QR code".
Why? The person in charge of the Sanlian community site explained that in the nucleic acid test, we found that many elderly people do not have smart phones, on the one hand, the use of two-dimensional codes makes many elderly people feel helpless, on the other hand, the staff helps the elderly enter information every time to increase the workload of the scene, so they think of printing out the two-dimensional code for the elderly on the spot, and the elderly directly show the "paper two-dimensional code" every time they come to do nucleic acid, which can help the elderly to quickly complete sampling and reduce the work pressure on the spot."
The reporter saw at the scene that the Sanlian community staff used the "wrong question printer" commonly used by students, from entering information to printing the two-dimensional code for no more than 1 minute, a palm-sized "printer" played a big role in the nucleic acid scene, connecting the elderly with the intelligent society.
【Written by】 Mei Yunxia
[Correspondent] Xie Dong
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【Source】 Southern Press Media Group South + client