Reasons for testing over calendar time in the PHS Amsterdam, first RDT, and second RDT datasets in the Netherlands, 2020–2021.

Abbreviations: DCT = digital contact tracing; Index = a person who tested SARS-CoV-2 positive; MCT = manual contact tracing; PHS = public health service; RDT = rapid diagnostic test; Self = testing at one’s own initiative. In Fig 2A, the first vertical dashed line represents the launch of the CoronaMelder app and the second one the change in testing policy, allowing asymptomatic individuals to get tested after exposure to a close contact. Fig 2A is based on 908,060 tests by 560,775 individuals; 2B on 4,126 tests by 4,126 individuals; and 2C on 7,925 tests by 7,925 individuals.

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Verfasser: Wianne Ter Haar
Jizzo Bosdriesz
Roderick P. Venekamp
Ewoud Schuit
Susan van den Hof
Wolfgang Ebbers
Mirjam Kretzschmar
Jan Kluijtmans
Carl Moons
Maarten Schim van der Loeff
Amy Matser
Janneke H. H. M. van de Wijgert
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Erscheinungsdatum: 2023
Schlagwörter: Medicine / Neuroscience / Biotechnology / Evolutionary Biology / Sociology / Cancer / Mental Health / Infectious Diseases / yet widely available / tests took place / public health services / dutch government introduced / coronamelder smartphone application / app use coverage / 31 may 2021 / 2020 &# 8211 / 20 &# 8211 / 14 december 2020 / 1 december 2020 / manual contact tracing / 2 &# 8211 / using routine data / commonly reported reason / digital contact tracing / via phs contact / digital notification process / dct impact might / around 2 / 2 epidemic / xlink \ / > / test request / test positivity / test intervals / study periods / significantly lower / phs sites / phs amsterdam / minimise delays / index case / identified contacts / epidemiological impact / empirical evidence / dct notification / data suggest / asymptomatic individuals
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