Contact Tracing Playbook
  • Contact Tracing Playbook
  • What is contact tracing
    • Three core steps
    • Who is responsible
    • Manual vs. digital
    • Asymptomatic cases
    • Things to consider
  • Contact tracing programs
    • Federal
    • States
    • City / County
  • How to do contact tracing
    • Workforce expansion
    • Laboratory testing
    • Isolation and quarantine
    • Monitoring and evaluation
    • Data management
      • Legal & data sharing frameworks
      • Negotiating data rights with vendors
    • Technology enablement
    • Review of vendors
  • Other resources
  • Glossary
  • Other Playbooks
  • About USDR
    • Authors
    • Have questions? Get in touch with USDR
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U.S. Digital Response (USDR) helps governments meet the challenges of the COVID-19 crisis by strengthening decision-making and supporting their ability to effectively deliver critical services to the public at scale.

We are a volunteer-run, non-partisan effort to help federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial governments with technology, data, design, operations, communications, project management, and more during the COVID-19 crisis. We provide free assistance to all government entities across the country; if we can help, we will.

USDR was founded by former U.S. Deputy CTOs and seasoned tech industry veterans who led federal open data policies, and started up the U.S. Digital Service.

Learn more about our Mission and Values.