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A systematic analysis of almost 500 studies uncovers the breadth of non-pharmaceutical (non-vaccine) interventions that have been previously implemented or tested in an educational setting to reduce virus transmissions. This systematic review takes a sociotechnical systems approach and categorizes the interventions into personal, environmental, organizational, and communication interventions. Thus, this analysis recognizes the interactions among various factors that make up an educational institution and emphasizes the significance to adopt multiple interventions. Complementing the various interventions, a list of best practices for each intervention has been developed in detail for COVID-19 crisis management in an educational setting with the current knowledge of the virus to date.
WAKANA ISHIHARA
Wakana Ishihara is an alumnus of the San José State University Human Factors and Ergonomics Master’s Program, and is currently a Human Factors Engineer at NEMERA.
JENNY LEE
Jenny Lee is an alumnus of the San José State University Human Factors and Ergonomics Master’s Program.
KELLI SUM
Kelli Sum is an alumnus of the San José State University Human Factors and Ergonomics Master’s Program, and is currently a User Researcher at Intuitive.
DAN NATHAN-ROBERTS, PhD, CHFP
Dr. Dan Nathan-Roberts, PhD, CHFP, is an Associate Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering at San José State University where he is also the director of the Human Factors Engineering Laboratory.
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