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ASSESS_DBS_Symptomatic_Follow-up

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Population

ASSESS-DBS - Symptomatic

The population is composed of people who are at least 18 years of age, incarcerated in British Columbia (BC) Provincial Correctional Centres (sentenced and remand) or staff who work in BC Provincial Correctional Centres and screened as symptomatic for COVID-19.

Selection Criteria

Minimum age

Newborns

Twins

Countries

Canada

Territory

Ethnic Origin

Health Status

Other Criteria

Are currently incarcerated provincially in British Columbia or currently working in a British Columbia Provincial Correctional Centre

Recruitment

Sources of recruitment

Specific population

Specific Population

Other specific population : Incarcerated in BC Provincial Correctional Centres and staff who work in BC Provincial Correctional Centres

Supplementary Information

The study will use stratified random sampling. Recruitment for this study will be facilitated by distributing information about the study to ward reps in every correctional centre, so they are able to advise residents on their ward about the study. Information will also be distributed to Corrections staff through usual staff communication channels (email distribution lists and staff notice boards, etc.) for both Corrections Officers and Correctional Health Services (CHS) staff.

Number of Participants

Number of Participants
Number of Participants with Biological Samples

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Data Collection Event

ASSESS-DBS - Symptomatic - Follow-up

Clinical and demographic information are collected in questionnaire. Specimen are collected using the Dried blood spot and a venous blood sample. A saline gargle specimen is collected as well for Nucleic Acid and serology testings.

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Collected Dataset / ASSESS_DBS_Symptomatic_Follow-up

ASSESS_DBS_Symptomatic_Follow-up

Population

ASSESS-DBS - Symptomatic

Data Collection Event

ASSESS-DBS - Symptomatic - Follow-up

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