Presented By: University Career Center
Online Competition (by Department of Defense)- How can digital solutions improve our process for contact tracing?
Challenge by National Security Innovation Network (Department of Defense) hosted on MindSumo
Solve the challenge here - https://www.mindsumo.com/contests/contact-tracing
Brief:
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, most of society has become familiar with the term "contact tracing." This is a little like detective work for contagious diseases. In a nutshell, trained professionals interview those who have been infected to find out who they may have been in contact with since contracting the disease. Then, these people are informed they may have been exposed, and are encouraged to self-quarantine to stop the further spread of disease.
AtFort Bragg, the existing procedure for contact tracing is as follows:
When a positive COVID-19 case is identified, a public health nurse contacts the individual to obtain details on symptoms, risk factors, contacts, etc.
A contact tracing team follows up with those who were in contact with the infected individual to obtain more information and provide guidance/education to those who may have been exposed.
There can be up to several dozen contacts that need to be reached per positive case, and this process is carried out and recorded using phone calls and spreadsheets.
We are interested in exploring digital alternatives to revamp and modernizethe contact tracing process.
Solve the challenge here - https://www.mindsumo.com/contests/contact-tracing
Brief:
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, most of society has become familiar with the term "contact tracing." This is a little like detective work for contagious diseases. In a nutshell, trained professionals interview those who have been infected to find out who they may have been in contact with since contracting the disease. Then, these people are informed they may have been exposed, and are encouraged to self-quarantine to stop the further spread of disease.
AtFort Bragg, the existing procedure for contact tracing is as follows:
When a positive COVID-19 case is identified, a public health nurse contacts the individual to obtain details on symptoms, risk factors, contacts, etc.
A contact tracing team follows up with those who were in contact with the infected individual to obtain more information and provide guidance/education to those who may have been exposed.
There can be up to several dozen contacts that need to be reached per positive case, and this process is carried out and recorded using phone calls and spreadsheets.
We are interested in exploring digital alternatives to revamp and modernizethe contact tracing process.
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