Illinois COVID-19 contact tracing trouble revealed by data investigation – ABC7 (Chicago)

New Illinois Department of Public Health data reveals that suburban Cook County is reaching the smallest percentage of COVID-19 cases statewide --only 9% of positive cases were interviewed by contact tracers between August 1 and October 24. Successful case contact varies widely across the Chicago area from Will County at 53%, McHenry at 67%, Lake at 74%, and Kane at 73%.
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heyjude
5 years ago

Gosh, who could have predicted that a virus containment method that has only ever been tried in rural areas and villages would not work in an urban environment?

Lyn P
5 years ago

The only “trouble” is that this contact tracing ever became a thing. Nazi tactics are here.

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