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September 1, 2020
Contact Tracing 101: Considerations for Collegiate COVID-19 StrategyFor colleges and universities reopening campuses this fall, contact tracing is the best, most efficient way to track the spread of the coronavirus.
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How Geography Affects COVID-19 in Higher EdAs universities begin to reopen campuses, geography will play a pivotal role in higher educational testing strategies and protecting students, campuses, and staff. As
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Limitations of University Testing PlansA comprehensive testing strategy is necessary for keeping schools, students, and staff safe, but a number of factors could contribute to a system-wide failure. Here are a few limitations to be mindful of as you head back to campus.
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Announcing Campus Diagnostics AdvisorsIn response to growing demand for guidance on re-opening strategies, access to testing capacity, and determining best-practices, Nichols Management Group, Ltd. (NMG) has created a practice to advise institutions of higher education, public schools and independent schools, and corporate campuses on the work needed to resume essential activities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Key Considerations for Re-opening Institutes of Higher Education During the COVID-19 PandemicAs institutions prepare to resume essential activities, the ACHA has released guidance for re-opening and resuming operations. The ACHA COVID-19 Task Force has prepared these guidelines [pdf] to help college health staff and campus administrators prepare for COVID-19 and related issues on their campuses.
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Campus Diagnostics Group White Paper: Reopening Schools in the COVID-19 EraThe education systems in the U.S. have a uniquely high number of obstacles to consider before re-opening. More than 77 million students are enrolled in US schools, amounting to almost 25% of the population, and it is a necessity that they return to classes in the Fall. To accomplish this, school systems will require carefully planned operational precautions, budgetary considerations, and a huge effort by administrators and teachers to adjust their teaching methods.
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