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| − | + | * ECDC publishes "COVID-19 clusters and outbreaks in occupational settings in the EU/EEA and the UK", a technical report<ref>European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. COVID-19 clusters and outbreaks in occupational settings in the EU/EEA and the UK. Stockholm: ECDC; 11 August 2020.</ref> | |
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| − | * ECDC publishes "[https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications-data/population-wide-testing-sars-cov-2-country-experiences-and-potential-approaches#copy-to-clipboard Population-wide testing of SARS-CoV-2: country experiences and potential approaches in the EU/EEA and the UK]", a technical report <ref>European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. Population-wide testing of SARS-CoV-2: country experiences and potential approaches in the EU/EEA and the UK Stockholm: ECDC; 2020</ref>. What's the bottom line? | + | * ECDC publishes "[https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications-data/population-wide-testing-sars-cov-2-country-experiences-and-potential-approaches#copy-to-clipboard Population-wide testing of SARS-CoV-2: country experiences and potential approaches in the EU/EEA and the UK]", a technical report <ref>European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. Population-wide testing of SARS-CoV-2: country experiences and potential approaches in the EU/EEA and the UK. Stockholm: ECDC; 19 august 2020</ref>. What's the bottom line? |
** Different population-wide testing approaches have already been used in various countries, including household testing, individual testing and the testing of incoming travellers, irrespective of whether ornot they are displaying symptoms. | ** Different population-wide testing approaches have already been used in various countries, including household testing, individual testing and the testing of incoming travellers, irrespective of whether ornot they are displaying symptoms. | ||
** Factors that need to be considered prior to implementation of any population-wide testing strategy which is to include all individuals are the epidemiological situation, costs, logistics, technical feasibility,resource availability, contract tracing capabilities, barriers to testing, potential false positivity and timely notification. | ** Factors that need to be considered prior to implementation of any population-wide testing strategy which is to include all individuals are the epidemiological situation, costs, logistics, technical feasibility,resource availability, contract tracing capabilities, barriers to testing, potential false positivity and timely notification. | ||
Revision as of 18:46, 18 September 2020
Contents
- 1 August 2020
- 1.1 1 August (17,577,189)
- 1.2 2 August (17,844,998)
- 1.3 3 August (18,068,554)
- 1.4 4 August (18,273,086)
- 1.5 5 August (18,528,595)
- 1.6 6 August (18,806,105)
- 1.7 7 August (19,092,107)
- 1.8 8 August (19,367,998)
- 1.9 9 August (19,636,849)
- 1.10 10 August (19,866,418)
- 1.11 11 August (20,086,067)
- 1.12 12 August (20,347,332)
- 1.13 13 August (20,636,659)
- 1.14 14 August (20,923,386)
- 1.15 15 August (21,212,364)
- 1.16 16 August (21,472,106)
- 1.17 17 August (21,704,635)
- 1.18 18 August (21,901,051)
- 1.19 19 August (22,155,933)
- 1.20 20 August (22,437,407)
- 1.21 21 August (22,713,739)
- 1.22 22 August (22,967,000)
- 1.23 23 August (23,233,872)
- 1.24 24 August (23,458,345)
- 1.25 25 August (23,669,667)
- 1.26 26 August (23,924,699)
- 1.27 27 August (24,201,342)
- 1.28 28 August (24,484,789)
- 1.29 29 August (24,761,406)
- 1.30 30 August (25,030,449)
- 1.31 31 August (25,275,752)
- 2 References
August 2020
1 August (17,577,189)
2 August (17,844,998)
3 August (18,068,554)
4 August (18,273,086)
5 August (18,528,595)
6 August (18,806,105)
7 August (19,092,107)
8 August (19,367,998)
9 August (19,636,849)
10 August (19,866,418)
11 August (20,086,067)
- ECDC publishes "COVID-19 clusters and outbreaks in occupational settings in the EU/EEA and the UK", a technical report[1]
12 August (20,347,332)
13 August (20,636,659)
14 August (20,923,386)
15 August (21,212,364)
16 August (21,472,106)
17 August (21,704,635)
18 August (21,901,051)
19 August (22,155,933)
- ECDC publishes "Population-wide testing of SARS-CoV-2: country experiences and potential approaches in the EU/EEA and the UK", a technical report [2]. What's the bottom line?
- Different population-wide testing approaches have already been used in various countries, including household testing, individual testing and the testing of incoming travellers, irrespective of whether ornot they are displaying symptoms.
- Factors that need to be considered prior to implementation of any population-wide testing strategy which is to include all individuals are the epidemiological situation, costs, logistics, technical feasibility,resource availability, contract tracing capabilities, barriers to testing, potential false positivity and timely notification.
- Population-wide testing strategies can complement other public health measures and are more effective when paired with case isolation and contact tracing
20 August (22,437,407)
21 August (22,713,739)
22 August (22,967,000)
23 August (23,233,872)
24 August (23,458,345)
25 August (23,669,667)
26 August (23,924,699)
27 August (24,201,342)
28 August (24,484,789)
29 August (24,761,406)
30 August (25,030,449)
31 August (25,275,752)
References
- ↑ European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. COVID-19 clusters and outbreaks in occupational settings in the EU/EEA and the UK. Stockholm: ECDC; 11 August 2020.
- ↑ European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. Population-wide testing of SARS-CoV-2: country experiences and potential approaches in the EU/EEA and the UK. Stockholm: ECDC; 19 august 2020
