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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2022-05-18
摘要
Disabled people who need help with daily life tasks, such as dressing or bathing, have frequent close contacts with caregivers. This prevents disabled people and their caregivers from physically distancing from one another, and it also significantly increases the risk of both groups of contracting COVID-19. How can society help disabled people and caregivers avoid infections? To answer this question, we simulate infections on 網絡s that we model based on a city of about one million people. We find that one good strategy is for both disabled people and their caregivers to use masks when they are together. We also find that if only disabled people limit their contacts while other people continue their lives normally, disabled people are not protected effectively. However, it helps disabled peo
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