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= Introduction =
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* [[Decentralized ACT + HCT]]
 
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Solutions are seldom implemented in isolation. When solutions are combined, they influence one another and can either augment or diminish the effectiveness of the whole. This section is intended to discuss such scenarios.
* [[Without HCT]]
 
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* [[Contact diary + HCT]]
 
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= Scenarios =
* [[Symptom diary + ACT/HCT]]
 
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== No Human Contact Tracing ==
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We are not aware of any countries where technology would have replaced human contact tracing completely.
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Probable explanations for this are:
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* From a population coverage perspective, only HCT can reach every known infected individual.
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* From a transmission routes perspective, only HCT can explore all routes.
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* Although the scale of the current pandemic is unprecedented, prior experience with human contact tracing makes it the default option.
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Stub: [[Without HCT]]
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== Human Contact Tracing in combination with Autonomous Contact Tracing ==
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When combining Human Contact Tracing with Autonomous Contact Tracing, topics to discuss are:
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* How do the solutions interoperate?
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* How do the solutions augment each other?
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* How do the solutions possibly impede each other?
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=== Human Contact Tracing in combination with Centralised Autonomous Contact Tracing ===
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==== Interoperability ====
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* Centralised ACT has the ability to interoperate with the other parts of the overall system.
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==== Mutual augmentation ====
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* Centralised ACT could improve the privacy aspects of HCT by ensuring that personal data of encounters are not shared without prior consent.
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* HCT's population coverage and transmission routes completeness can be a complement to ACT limits.
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==== Mutual impediments ====
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* ...
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Stub: [[Centralized ACT + HCT]]
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=== Human Contact Tracing in combination with Decentralised Autonomous Contact Tracing ===
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==== Interoperability ====
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* Decentralised ACT in its current form has no ability to interoperate with the other parts of the overall system.
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==== Mutual augmentation ====
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* ...
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==== Mutual impediments ====
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* The isolation of the decentralised ACT in its current form can create double work for HCT, as contact tracing agents have no means of identifying the intersects between the contact graphs.
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Stub: [[Decentralized ACT + HCT]]
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== Human Contact Tracing in combination with complementary technology ==
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=== Contact Diary in combination with Human Contact Tracing ===
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[To be completed]
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Stub: [[Contact diary + HCT]]
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=== Symptoms Diary in combination with Human Contact Tracing ===
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[To be completed]
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Stub: [[Symptom diary + ACT/HCT]]
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Latest revision as of 07:59, 20 May 2020

Introduction

Solutions are seldom implemented in isolation. When solutions are combined, they influence one another and can either augment or diminish the effectiveness of the whole. This section is intended to discuss such scenarios.

Scenarios

No Human Contact Tracing

We are not aware of any countries where technology would have replaced human contact tracing completely. Probable explanations for this are:

  • From a population coverage perspective, only HCT can reach every known infected individual.
  • From a transmission routes perspective, only HCT can explore all routes.
  • Although the scale of the current pandemic is unprecedented, prior experience with human contact tracing makes it the default option.

Stub: Without HCT

Human Contact Tracing in combination with Autonomous Contact Tracing

When combining Human Contact Tracing with Autonomous Contact Tracing, topics to discuss are:

  • How do the solutions interoperate?
  • How do the solutions augment each other?
  • How do the solutions possibly impede each other?

Human Contact Tracing in combination with Centralised Autonomous Contact Tracing

Interoperability

  • Centralised ACT has the ability to interoperate with the other parts of the overall system.

Mutual augmentation

  • Centralised ACT could improve the privacy aspects of HCT by ensuring that personal data of encounters are not shared without prior consent.
  • HCT's population coverage and transmission routes completeness can be a complement to ACT limits.

Mutual impediments

  • ...

Stub: Centralized ACT + HCT

Human Contact Tracing in combination with Decentralised Autonomous Contact Tracing

Interoperability

  • Decentralised ACT in its current form has no ability to interoperate with the other parts of the overall system.

Mutual augmentation

  • ...

Mutual impediments

  • The isolation of the decentralised ACT in its current form can create double work for HCT, as contact tracing agents have no means of identifying the intersects between the contact graphs.

Stub: Decentralized ACT + HCT

Human Contact Tracing in combination with complementary technology

Contact Diary in combination with Human Contact Tracing

[To be completed]

Stub: Contact diary + HCT

Symptoms Diary in combination with Human Contact Tracing

[To be completed]

Stub: Symptom diary + ACT/HCT



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