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Expert insights on digital contact tracing: interviews with contact tracing policy professionals in New Zealand

Chambers et al., 2022

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5607237888674259783
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Chambers T
Egan R
Maclennan K
Emery T
Derrett S
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Health promotion international

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Digital contact tracing (DCT) is the application of digital tools to assist with identifying and informing close contacts of a COVID-19 case. DCT is a potential solution to capacity constraints of current manual contact tracing processes. Expert opinion from contact tracing …
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