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  • 1. Existing workflows and infrastructure
  • 2. Case management system and case reporting
  • 3. Case interviews, contact elicitation and contact investigation
  • 4. Contact prioritization and notification
  • 5. Contact follow-up
  • 6. Peer-to-peer contact notification
  • 7. Recruiting and training of contact tracers
  • 8. Support people in isolation
  • 9. Emerging Bluetooth technology solutions
  • Implementation Tools

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Technology solutions

A checklist for using technology solutions to increase efficiency and efficacy of contact tracing efforts

Checklist

1. Existing workflows and infrastructure

2. Case management system and case reporting

3. Case interviews, contact elicitation and contact investigation

4. Contact prioritization and notification

5. Contact follow-up

6. Peer-to-peer contact notification

7. Recruiting and training of contact tracers

8. Support people in isolation

9. Emerging Bluetooth technology solutions

Implementation Tools

  • Resolve to Save Lives tool for finding and sharing contact information (under development)

  • Resolve to Save Lives tool for providing isolation and quarantine support (under development)

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Anonymous and confidential peer-to-peer mass partner notification systems already exist for STDs and are beginning to be adapted to support COVID-19 peer-to-peer notification (e.g., ).

() is one example of how governments can use technology to recruit contact tracers who are already government employees to fill emergency roles.

ASTHO/NCSD: is an example of how technology can be used to rapidly train entry-level COVID-19 contact tracers.

CDC: (See Section 5: Digital Tools)

CDC:

US Digital Response (USDR) The content in this checklist was adapted from the

LIVING DOCUMENT This playbook is a dynamic, "living" document. Global knowledge pertaining to COVID-19 is rapidly evolving. Feedback and suggestions can be sent to .

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Making Contact: A Training for COVID-19 Contact Tracers
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