Another basic requirement of what it takes to be successful against this pandemic (like universal masks and efficient, fast and at-scale contact tracing) that looks like we will not learn from countries that have been successful.https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/1259464478808293376 …
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Yes. You have to let people have this option. I know people argue whether it should be mandatory. Frankly, I think most everyone will choose not to infect their loved ones at home if there is a workable option—it has to be subsidized and sustainable.https://twitter.com/70sBachchan/status/1259503143706116096 …
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Which of these does UK currently have in place? Mass testing, no. Extensive contact tracing, no. Not at home isolation, no. Universal masks, no. Shut down super-spread environments, well yes at the moment. IOW we're f****d re 2nd spike.
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Sounds like you need a society with fundamentally strong sense of civic duties, and a government that is both trusted and trustworthy.
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But in China, isolation within the household appears to have been successful,eg household attack rate was zero in 14 households where infected person isolated & masked. Offer external isolation if needed, but compulsory? Could go *so* badly wrong.https://academic.oup.com/cid/advance-article/doi/10.1093/cid/ciaa450/5821281 …
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Whatever policies are chosen to manage or contain the epidemic, they should be applied consistently across the nation. Decision making should be data driven. Changing policies without basis or applying disparate rules in different regions without travel restrictions is insanity.
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