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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  1. What is contact tracing

Things to consider

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  • Figure out your policy strategy around persons of interest definition, i.e. lab testing, confirmatory testing, CDC guidelines or your own case definitions, symptom checkers

  • Pin down your authoritative sources of case reports

  • Identify your existing data systems and sources for persons of interest; syndromic surveillance, health system case reports, community organization case reports

  • Pin down additional contact tracing criteria that aren’t tied to persons of interest at the population and geographic level, i.e. known and emerging hotspots, vulnerable and at-risk populations

  • Survey

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