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COVID-19 rapid antigen testing and transmission risk associated with different activities or settings: Two living rapid reviews /
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- Andrew Beck
- Nicole Shaver
- Alexandria Bennett
- Niyati Vyas
- Gabriele Zitikyte
- Barbara Whelan
- Rhea O'Regan
- Aileen Conway
- Becky Skidmore
- David Moher
- Julian Little
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Description: These brief expedited reports are preliminary results from the living rapid reviews submitted to the Rapid Testing Expert Advisory Group, Ireland. They include a summary of the key question(s), methods used, and search results. Critical appraisals and analyses of the included studies are planned for later stages of the project. For the rapid antigen testing report, Table 1 presents a summary of effectiveness of different COVID-19 rapid testing strategies by outcome with descriptive summaries of the included studies further below. For the transmission risk and activities/settings report, Table 1 presents a visual summary of evidence for transmission risk of COVID-19 and different settings and activities with descriptive summaries of the included studies further below.
The living rapid reviews are led by researchers at the Knowledge Synthesis and Application Unit at the University of Ottawa School of Epidemiology and Public Health. The evidence will be used by members of the Rapid Testing Expert Advisory Group, Ireland. This research was funded by the Health Research Board through Evidence Synthesis Ireland [HRB Grant Number CBES-2018-001]. The living rapid revi…
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