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cord-326130-wm3l1849	Van Pelt, Amelia	Evaluation of COVID-19 Testing Strategies for Repopulating College and University Campuses: A Decision Tree Analysis	2020-11-03		.txt	text/plain	4767	246	55	To account for individuals presenting with symptoms that mimic COVID-19 disease that would prompt testing or positive diagnosis in the absence of testing, an estimate of .0957 was used based on the prevalence of college students who develop influenza-like illness in November (the earliest month with data available for the first semester) [22] . To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study that used a formal decision tree analysis to evaluate the true positives and negatives and the number of RT-PCR tests needed for a comprehensive range of COVID-19 testing strategies for repopulating a university campus. Based on the analysis of TTP, there is no value of willingness to trade off RT-PCR tests for true positive students detected for which Strategy 3 (universal, single RT-PCR testing) was preferred. In summary, strategies that include RT-PCR testing will identify more COVID-19 cases than symptom-based screening, but all approaches will fail to detect a proportion of infected students.	./cache/cord-326130-wm3l1849.txt	./txt/cord-326130-wm3l1849.txt