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Sri Lanka's Successful Containment of COVID-19 Through Its Rapid and Early Response: Clinical & Epidemiological Evidence from the Initial Case Series

2020-10-19

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Background: Despite the rising global burden, Sri Lanka reports a relatively low caseload and mortality for COVID-19. This warrants exploration of the initial response of Sri Lanka to the pandemic, based on clinical and epidemiological characteristics of the case series during the initial passive case detection phase in Sri Lanka.<br><br>Methods: A retrospective study was conducted using secondary data (hospital r...

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10.2139/ssrn.3687372
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