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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What does a contract tracer do?

  A contact tracer is someone who identifies all of the people a sick person might have come into contact with during the period when they were infectious. A rmed with this list, the contract tracer then reaches out to everyone on it to see if they are experiencing any symptoms, and to recommend they self-quarantine or self-isolate.

• What do I do if I get a call from a tracer?

  Please answer the phone if you get a call from: To confirm the person calling you is a Contact Tracer, ask them to provide a code to enter into the Validate My Tracer” tool. The tool will confirm the contact tracer’s name if the code is valid.

• What is tracer ensemble®?

  Tracer® Ensemble® is a web-enabled, enterprise-wide building management system. With 24-hour secure, remote access you can monitor and troubleshoot your building systems from your phone, tablet, or computer from virtually wherever you are, day or night.

• What skills do you need to be a contact tracer?

  Trish Mannes, who leads contact tracing for PHE in the South East, says they learned during the early stages of the outbreak that the important skills for tracers were empathy, rapport and an eye for detail. It’s a bit like detective work, trying to work out exactly where people have been, she says.

• What does a contact tracer do?

  Once the list of contacts is established, contact tracers reach out to warn contacts of their exposure, link them to testing, and provide guidance on isolation. Contact tracers interview contacts to determine if they will need supportive services during their isolation and link them to resources.