did we ever set up programs to help people isolate from their roommates when they test positive for COVID? or did we just never bother with that?
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People should have been able to go somewhere to isolate from their family, too. I think it's an interesting question whether it should have been mandatory (without a good care-related excuse), but it certainly should have been an option.
L. David Baron @dbaron@w3c.social @davidbaron
11 Mar 2020
"Of the three types of intervention we looked at, the early detection and isolation of cases likely had the strongest impact" theguardian.com/world/2020/mโ€ฆ

Apr 2, 2021 ยท 4:36 AM UTC

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Talking with parents with kids in "home isolation" when there's been a case in their classroom, the trade-offs is so hard. Supposed to confine even young kids to their bedroom with only brief masked contact for two weeks, even when the risk they're infected is low.
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yeah with kids it seems really hard
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