The first iteration of the contact risk assessment algorithm only accounts for disease spread at or after an individual reaches a contact point. However, this does not account for the possibility that someone immediately proceeding them to the contact point could be infected by them via non-surface-based spread. This story is for the product team to determine if we should have a retroactive infections window built into the algorithm to account for the fact that individuals scanning at a site within X minutes prior to the subject should also be considered a potential contact for infection spread (e.g., to reflect time spent in line, passing in the aisles, or other reasons for being in proximity of each other).
Gary C suggested I create this story in the backlog and can also provide more information as needed.
The first iteration of the contact risk assessment algorithm only accounts for disease spread at or after an individual reaches a contact point. However, this does not account for the possibility that someone immediately proceeding them to the contact point could be infected by them via non-surface-based spread. This story is for the product team to determine if we should have a retroactive infections window built into the algorithm to account for the fact that individuals scanning at a site within X minutes prior to the subject should also be considered a potential contact for infection spread (e.g., to reflect time spent in line, passing in the aisles, or other reasons for being in proximity of each other).
Gary C suggested I create this story in the backlog and can also provide more information as needed.