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Ranking Effectiveness of Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions Against COVID-19: A Review
In this review, we examine 34 studies based on experimental data that estimate and compare the effective ness of 12 non-pharmaceutical government interventions against COVID-19 based on cases, deaths, and/or transmission rates to assess their overall effectiveness. The studies reviewed are based on daily country level data and cover four to 200 countries and regions worldwide with varying time intervals, spanning the period between December 2019 and August 2021. We found that the overall most effective interventions are restrictions on gatherings, workplace closing, public information campaigns, and school closing, while the least effective are close public transport, contact tracing, and testing policy.
期刊介绍:
Informatica is an international refereed journal with its base in Europe. It has entered its 33th year of publication. It publishes papers addressing all issues of interests to computer professionals: from scientific and technical to educational, commercial and industrial. It also publishes critical examinations of existing publications, news about major practical achievements and innovations in the computer and information industry, as well as conference announcements and reports.