The effectiveness of non-pharmaceutical interventions on outbreaks of COVID-19 in aged care and long-term care facilities: A meta-analysis
Princy Poovanna Natolanda, Ashley Quigley, Aye Moa and 1 more
Global Biosecurity · 2021
doi:10.31646/gbio.118 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
A review on the use of non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPI) was conducted in long-term care facilities. The use of personal protective equipment, isolation and re-testing of COVID-19 were protective against the infection. Facilities which implemented NPIs prior to the outbreak had fewer COVID-19 outbreaks, odds ratio=0.70. Re-testing of asymptomatic people during outbreaks is crucial.
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