Research and analysis

University of Oxford, LSHTM and University of Manchester/Alan Turing Institute: Effect of reducing isolation/quarantine period and potential trade-offs with the probability of case self-report and isolation/quarantine uptake, 10 November 2020

Paper prepared by the University of Oxford, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) and University of Manchester/Alan Turing Institute.

• From: Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies
• Published: 8 April 2022

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University of Oxford, LSHTM and University of Manchester, Alan Turing Institute: Effect of reducing isolation/quarantine period and potential trade-offs with the probability of case self-report and isolation/quarantine uptake, 10 November 2020

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Paper by the University of Oxford, LSHTM and the University of Manchester/Alan Turing Institute on isolation and quarantine. This paper was available for participants to read at SAGE 67 on 12 November 2020, but not considered or discussed in the meeting.

The paper is the assessment of the evidence at the time of writing. As new evidence or data emerges, SAGE updates its advice accordingly.

This paper should be read alongside the SPI-M-O: Consensus statement on COVID-19 from SAGE 67.

These documents are released as pre-print publications that have provided the government with rapid evidence during an emergency. These documents have not been peer-reviewed and there is no restriction on authors submitting and publishing this evidence in peer-reviewed journals.

Published 8 April 2022