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What do I need to do?
You and your household contacts must isolate at home
You must self-isolate at home for 7 days from the date you got tested, even if you are fully vaccinated. Self-isolation means staying in your home or accommodation and remaining separated from others. Please see the self-isolation guideline for further information on how to self-isolate and what supports are available to you should you need them.
You must tell people you live with that you have COVID-19. Your household contacts must also self-isolate for 7 days, and have a rapid antigen test (RAT) as soon as possible and again on Day 6 (see Information for people exposed to COVID-19 and Get tested for COVID-19). For some household contacts, self-isolation requirements can be different based on their circumstances. See the Information for people exposed to COVID-19.
The NSW Health Isolation Support Line, is available for practical assistance during self-isolation on 1800 943 553.
Tell your social contacts that you have tested positive
Testing positive to COVID-19 means that you may have spread COVID-19 to others. You may have been infectious from 2 days before you developed symptoms, or 2 days before you tested positive if you did not have symptoms.
You should tell any social contacts that you spent time with whilst infectious that you have tested positive. This includes friends and other people you have met socially, such as friends you had dinner with, people you met up with at a pub, club or social function, friends or family who visited your home.
Tell your contacts to assess their risk and next steps using Information for people exposed to COVID-19 and to get a rapid antigen test.
Tell your workplace or education facility that you have tested positive
You must also tell your work manager or education facility head/relevant staff member that you have tested positive for COVID-19 if you were onsite whilst infectious.
Tell them the date of your test, the date you got sick (if you have symptoms), and the days you were at work/school whilst infectious. They will use this information to assess the risk to your fellow workers or students. Your workplace or school may inform them that they have been exposed to COVID-19, and what action they should take.
You can tell your manager by phone or text or ask a work friend to tell them for you. If you have attended an education facility, you can call the main phone number for the campus you attend. |
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