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Risk of COVID-19 Transmission from Vaccinated Cases
Organization: Public Health Ontario (PHO)Published: 2021
"While vaccination has substantially reduced the risk of infection among vaccinated individuals, breakthrough cases do occur. Infections in vaccinated individuals are less severe and more likely to be asymptomatic, but the risk of onward transmission of infection from fully vaccinated individuals is unclear. This Evidence Brief summarizes evidence on risk of transmission from vaccinated cases of COVID-19, as well as jurisdictional guidance on the management of fully vaccinated cases." - Public Health Ontario
Resource Group:
Evidence
Product Type: Report
Outbreaks and Pandemics
COVID-19
Outbreaks
Vaccine Safety and Development
Research and Development
Vaccine Effectiveness and Efficacy
Product Type: Report
Category:
Monitoring and Surveillance,Outbreaks and Pandemics,COVID-19,Outbreaks,Vaccine Safety and Development,Research and Development,Vaccine Effectiveness and Efficacy Monitoring and SurveillanceOutbreaks and Pandemics
COVID-19
Outbreaks
Vaccine Safety and Development
Research and Development
Vaccine Effectiveness and Efficacy
Audience:
Health Care Professional
Policy Makers
Region: Ontario (ON)
Policy Makers
Region: Ontario (ON)
Language:
English
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