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Christina K Chan1, Jerome A Leis1,2, Heather Candon1
1Infection Prevention and Control, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Toronto, ON, Canada.
Abstract:
We conducted a tabletop exercise on influenza outbreak preparedness that engaged a large group of congregate living settings (CLS), with improvements in self-reported knowledge and readiness. This proactive approach to responding to communicable disease threats has potential to build infection prevention and control capacity beyond COVID-19 in the CLS sector.
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