The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published six"decision trees" Thursday aimed at helping businesses, communities, schools, camps, daycares and mass transit decide whether it's safe to re-open.
The one-page decision trees are much shorter than a much-anticipated, lengthy and detailed document that has been delayed at least once.The six documents posted on the CDC's website Thursday provide step-by-step guidance advising employers, for instance, to encourage social distancing, handwashing and intensified cleaning.They do not provide any detailed advice on when it would be safe for schools or business to open -- only questions to ask before making any decisions.
For camps, the advice includes screening."If feasible, implement enhanced screening for children and employees who have recently been present in areas of high transmission, including temperature checks and symptom monitoring," the decision tree reads."Are you ready to protect employees at higher risk for severe illness?" the mass transit tree asks.
the reason their decision trees are so short is bc the people who thought up the trees are short on brain power. All of them need to resign in shame for being so stupid. No one can identify a fool until he opens his mouth and prove he's a FOOL by his own words
Goog job at becoming a tabloid. You might be more popular throwing your trash conspiracy theories on a grocery store check out aisle shelf than you are right now. tabloid
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