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Association between job role and coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) among healthcare personnel, Iowa, 2021

We describe the association between job roles and coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) among healthcare personnel. A wide range of hazard ratios were observed across job roles. Medical assistants had higher hazard ratios than nurses, while attending physicians, food service workers, laboratory techni...

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Main Authors: Takaaki Kobayashi (Author), Alexandra Trannel (Author), John Heinemann (Author), Alexandre R. Marra (Author), William Etienne (Author), Oluchi J. Abosi (Author), Stephanie Holley (Author), Angelique Dains (Author), Kyle E. Jenn (Author), Holly Meacham (Author), Barbara A. Schuessler (Author), Linder Wendt (Author), Patrick Ten Eyck (Author), Beth Hanna (Author), Jorge L. Salinas (Author), Patrick G. Hartley (Author), Bradley Ford (Author), Melanie Wellington (Author), Karen B. Brust (Author), Daniel J. Diekema (Author)
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Published: Cambridge University Press, 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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Summary:We describe the association between job roles and coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) among healthcare personnel. A wide range of hazard ratios were observed across job roles. Medical assistants had higher hazard ratios than nurses, while attending physicians, food service workers, laboratory technicians, pharmacists, residents and fellows, and temporary workers had lower hazard ratios.
Item Description:10.1017/ash.2022.349
2732-494X

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