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
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  1. Contact tracing programs

City / County

Dense urban areas are developing their own programs

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San Francisco

San Francisco’s city-county Health Department has formed a task force in partnership with University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) to support its 883,305 residents. The SF Department of Public Health envisions a team of 150 medical students, city librarians, city attorneys.

New York City

The New York City Fund for Public Health is currently hiring more than 1,000 contact tracers, paying $57k with benefits.

St. Louis

Saint Louis County Department of Public Health is hiring 100 contact tracers.

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