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Author: Schulte, Paul A.; Weissman, David N.; Luckhaupt, Sara E.; de Perio, Marie A.; Beezhold, Don; Piacentino, John D.; Radonovich, Lewis J.; Hearl, Frank J.; Howard, John
Title: Considerations for Pooled Testing of Employees for SARS-CoV-2
  • Cord-id: 4yuy7s76
  • Document date: 2020_10_12
  • ID: 4yuy7s76
    Snippet: To identify important background information on pooled tested of employees that employers workers, and health authorities should consider. METHODS: This paper is a commentary based on the review by the authors of pertinent literature generally from preprints in medrixiv.org prior to August 2020. RESULTS/CONCLUSIONS: Pooled testing may be particularly useful to employers in communities with low prevalence of COVID-19. It can be used to reduce the number of tests and associated financial costs. Fo
    Document: To identify important background information on pooled tested of employees that employers workers, and health authorities should consider. METHODS: This paper is a commentary based on the review by the authors of pertinent literature generally from preprints in medrixiv.org prior to August 2020. RESULTS/CONCLUSIONS: Pooled testing may be particularly useful to employers in communities with low prevalence of COVID-19. It can be used to reduce the number of tests and associated financial costs. For effective and efficient pooled testing employers should consider it as part of a broader, more comprehensive workplace COVID-19 prevention and control program. Pooled testing of asymptomatic employees can prevent transmission of SARS-CoV-2 and help assure employers and customers that employees are not infectious.

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