Targeted reduction of airborne viral transmission risk in residential aged care
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Researchers used CO2 measurements to find airborne virus transmission hotspots in an aged care facility and assessed the effectiveness of inexpensive mitigation strategies.
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COVID-19 has demonstrated the devastating consequences of the rapid spread of an airborne virus in residential aged care. We report the use of CO 2 -based ventilation assessment to empirically identify potential “super-spreader” zones within an aged care facility, and determine the efficacy of rapidly implemented, inexpensive, risk reduction measures.
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