Low impact of regular pcr testing on presence at work site during the covid-19 pandemic: experiences during an open observational study in lower saxony 202,021

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• who: Lisa K. Seiler from the to the limited testing capacity, not all members of the occupational groups could be testedTherefore, each institution`s respective employer or head initially invited persons to participate in free testing. The initial invitation was restricted to persons with an increased risk for a SARS-Co, infection (following the national health plan (RKI) recommendations such as frequent contact with other persons or comorbidities) and then extended to walk-ins. We did not interfere with this selection, and remaining capacities were offered to walk-ins of employees on-site. Participating parties were a . . .
  

   

  

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