Selected article for: "acute respiratory syndrome and long term containment"

Author: Webb, Glenn F; Blaser, Martin J; Zhu, Huaiping; Ardal, Sten; Wu, Jianhong
Title: Critical role of nosocomial transmission in the toronto sars outbreak.
  • Cord-id: me7pwodt
  • Document date: 2004_1_1
  • ID: me7pwodt
    Snippet: We develop a compartmental mathematical model to address the role of hospitals in severe acute respiratory syndrome ( SARS ) transmission dynamics, which partially explains the heterogeneity of the epidemic. Comparison of the effects of two major policies, strict hospital infection control procedures and community-wide quarantine measures, implemented in Toronto two weeks into the initial outbreak, shows that their combination is the key to short-term containment and that quarantine is the key t
    Document: We develop a compartmental mathematical model to address the role of hospitals in severe acute respiratory syndrome ( SARS ) transmission dynamics, which partially explains the heterogeneity of the epidemic. Comparison of the effects of two major policies, strict hospital infection control procedures and community-wide quarantine measures, implemented in Toronto two weeks into the initial outbreak, shows that their combination is the key to short-term containment and that quarantine is the key to long-term containment.

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