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Tuesday, September 14, 2021, 01:10 PM

Mask up — even if you’ve gotten a COVID-19 vaccine



Jennifer Trytten, director of infection prevention and performance improvement, explains how we measure transmission rates and the importance of wearing a mask regardless of your COVID-19 vaccination status.

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Community Health System is in the middle of another surge of COVID-19, now battling against the Delta variant. New research finds that the new variant is much more infectious than the initial COVID-19 virus.
 
During the first months of the pandemic, we were able to bring down the rate of COVID-19 transmission through social distancing, limiting time with others and masking. Currently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also recommends you wear a mask indoors even if you’ve been vaccinated.
 
Jennifer Trytten, PharmD, CIC, director of infection prevention and performance improvement, explains how we measure transmission rates and the importance of wearing a mask regardless of your COVID-19 vaccination status.


 
 
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