'Gold standard' Track & Trace ???

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  1. Vladimir Illich

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    So much for the scumbag 'nasty party' trumpeting that they have set up a 'gold standard' track & trace system for Covid - 19. Latest statistics show that up to one third of the people being traced, cannot be found !!!


    One third of people with Covid-19 could not be contacted by NHS Test and Trace

    PA
    Jun 11th 2020 8:12AM
    One third of people who tested positive for coronavirus could not be reached by the NHS Test and Trace programme in its first week of operation or failed to provide details of their contacts, data shows.

    Some 8,117 people who tested positive for Covid-19 in England had their case transferred to the NHS Test and Trace contact tracing system, of whom 5,407 (67%) were reached, while 2,710 (33%) were not reached.

    Baroness Harding, the head of the programme, admitted it was not yet at the "gold standard" but said it was now a "functioning service".

    The figures, from the Department of Health and Social Care, cover the period May 28 to June 3.

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    Baroness Dido Harding
    Overall, 31,794 contacts were identified and, of these, 26,985 were reached and advised to self-isolate.

    The programme said the number of people reached includes those who provided details about recent contacts or whose cases have been investigated as part of an outbreak.

    The number that were not reached includes those where contact details were unavailable or incorrect, or where there has been no response to text, email and call reminders.

    It also includes people who the service has been able to contact but who have not provided information about contacts.

    This also includes people whose cases are currently being managed as part of active outbreak investigations.

    Of those people who were reached and asked to provide information about their contacts, just over three-quarters (79%) were contacted within 24 hours of their case being transferred to the Test and Trace system.

    Some 14% were contacted between 24 and 48 hours, 3% between 48 and 72 hours, and 4% were contacted after 72 hours.
     

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