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newsGP – GPs join chorus of alarm surrounding contact tracing – RACGP
Lag times for notifying close contacts have stretched to four weeks in some instances, potentially allowing the disease to spread unchecked.
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Lag times for notifying close contacts have stretched to four weeks in some instances, potentially allowing the disease to spread unchecked.
Any delay in notifying close contacts can exacerbate the spread of COVID-19.
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