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ARTICLE · 22 JUNE 2020

University Preparedness For A Pandemic: Key Testing And Privacy Considerations Every University Should Be Aware Of

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The leadership of every university and institution of higher learning is currently struggling with when and how to open for on-campus learning, and whether it can do so in a way that complies with...

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Introduction

The leadership of every university and institution of higher learning is currently struggling with when and how to open for on-campus learning, and whether it can do so in a way that complies with federal guidelines, state and local orders, and the concerns of parents, students, faculty, staff, and the community. As they wrestle with questions involving class size, dormitory space, dining facilities, labs, sports, the arts, and other student activities, perhaps the most significant and complicated challenges involve the availability and frequency of testing. This Advisory highlights key considerations for obtaining, analyzing, and reporting the testing of students and employees—including associated privacy concerns—that universities should keep in mind as they refine their pandemic response plans and prepare for a safe reopening.

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