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Наука••NEXORA Editorial•Ars Technica

Patient-zero drill tests health facilities, with 40% failing

Patient-zero drill tests health facilities, with 40% failing

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Summary

A simulation involving a first infected patient put health facilities through a readiness test. Around 40% of the facilities did not pass the exercise.

Details

A simulation known as a patient-zero drill put health facilities through a readiness test. The results showed that 40% of the facilities assessed failed to meet the requirements of the exercise.

The available information does not specify where or when the drill took place, nor which particular criteria were not met. It only indicates that the exercise focused on the preparedness of health facilities in a scenario involving a first infected patient.

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The result indicates that a significant share of the tested health facilities did not pass the preparedness exercise.

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Read the original publication at Ars Technica