From the article:

• Seriously, wash your hands [...] You should also avoid shaking hands, use a tissue when you blow your nose and put the tissue in the trash, and avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
• You don’t need to wear a face mask if you’re well, but you should if you are sick [...] “The most important thing in the conversation about masks is that there is a shortage,”
• If you get sick, you might be out of commission for a few days or weeks. Get the things you’d need to manage that.
• Consider what you’d do if schools and day cares are closed.
• Psychological preparation is important too.