UCSF Partners with State to Develop Public Health Workforce for COVID-19 Response
By Laura Kurtzman on May 4, 2020
Training Developed for San Francisco Will Be Offered to Counties Across California
UCSF Grand Rounds: A contact tracing army, and dispatches from a New York hospital
By Julian Mark on May 1, 2020
The medical community is working furiously to develop measures that may become mainstream in a post-shelter-in-place world. Maybe Remdesivir, an anti-viral drug and possible treatment for COVID-19, will become a household name, and testing a frequent ritual... San Francisco recruits army of social workers, librarians and investigators to track Covid-19
By Maanvi Singh on May 1, 2020
Contact-tracing is considered crucial to get the US back on track. California is one of the first to take the challenge on. Experts Explain How Contact Tracing Will End the Coronavirus Pandemic
By Nina Bai on April 29, 2020
For all the anticipation around new COVID-19 tests, therapeutics and vaccines, public health experts know that the end of the pandemic will depend also on a low-tech, tried-and-true tactic – contact tracing... How San Francisco plans to trace every coronavirus case and contact
By James Temple on April 8, 2020
Assembling a team to identity and isolate infections could be a crucial step in getting the city back to work. Pages
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