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Ohio COVID-19 child care study findings

Description:

The study team analyzed statewide Serious Incident Reporting data submitted by child care programs to ODJFS to examine trends in COVID-19 cases among child care staff and children. Within the selected 10 counties, the study engaged child care program administrators, staff, parents and caregivers to better understand approaches to mitigate COVID-19 transmission and overall experiences with child care during a phase of the pandemic when COVID-19 transmission rates were relatively low. (author abstract)

Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Author(s):
Freedman Darcy A.; Tisch Daniel J.; Ciesielski Timothy; Yamoah Owusua; Borawski Elaine; Minnes Sonia; Burkhart Kimberly; Dimitropoulos Anastasia; Nock Nora; Lee Eun Kyung; Embaye Milen; Doernberg Ellen; Balser Sarah; Lewis-Miller Carlos; Sommer Rachael; Marks M. E.; Ogland-Hand Callie; O'Brien Molly; Ross Kristie
Publisher(s):
Case Western University. Mary Ann Swetland Center for Environmental Health
Funder(s):
Ohio. Bureau of Workers’ Compensation; Ohio. Department of Job and Family Services
Country:
United States
State(s)/Territories/Tribal Nation(s):
Ohio

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