A descriptive analysis of existing literature presented a #SARSCoV2 risk-chart from asymptomatic people in different settings and for different occupation times.
Lead authors (@trishgreenhalgh) noted that this is an indicative table; and not quantitative or predictive.
Lead authors (@trishgreenhalgh) noted that this is an indicative table; and not quantitative or predictive.
Great overview of occupancy (indoors/outdoors), ventilation (well/poorly), type and level of group activity (silent, speaking, shouting), time duration and face coverings --> and risk of #SARSCoV2 transmission.
Variation in susceptibility, viral shedding rates were not looked at.
Variation in susceptibility, viral shedding rates were not looked at.
An indicative, traffic-light like chart for an overview of transmission risk. Other take home messages:
1. Distribution of viral particles affected by air flow too.
2. #SARSCoV2 may travel >2m through coughing,shouting.
3. Rules should reflect ventilation,occupancy,exposure time.
1. Distribution of viral particles affected by air flow too.
2. #SARSCoV2 may travel >2m through coughing,shouting.
3. Rules should reflect ventilation,occupancy,exposure time.
Importance of #facecoverings #facemasks #masks in places where social distancing isn't possible is growing.
Might want to take a look at it @rivm @MinVWS #omt?
Here is the reference:
bmj.com/content/370/bm…
Might want to take a look at it @rivm @MinVWS #omt?
Here is the reference:
bmj.com/content/370/bm…
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