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Old 17-09-2020, 10:00   #5680
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Re: Coronavirus

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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
Almost inevitably. The point of an effective test, trace, isolate regime is to make data driven decisions in real time. If it’s taking days to get a test and days to get results once tested, decision making is based on out of date evidence or projections in both numbers/geography.

Asking people to self isolate while waiting for test results will have a diminishing level of compliance the longer it goes on. Unscrupulous, and low paying, employers will insist that low paid staff still attend work or go without pay, etc. Without a safety net greater numbers will take risks more often.

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If so, a solid move for the inevitable public enquiry.
100% agree on the bold section, lots of places already running on the edge of 'breaking even' and can't afford another hit.
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