Some People Don’t Want to Take a COVID-19 Test
In the week ending June 28, FluTracking, a voluntary online surveillance system, reported only 46% of people with a fever and cough had gone for a COVID-19 test. Reluctance to be tested for COVID-19 is not unusual.
- Least 5 reasons someone may resist Covid-19 testing or screening?
- Should we require people to get tested?
- Do patients have a right to refuse testing?
- What should be weighed and required for someone to refuse testing?
- What do we need to understand why people refuse testing?
- How do we refine public health approaches to testing that support individuals to make decisions in the public interest?
Apply Theory (Specific Professional Healthcare Competencies + Clinical Medical Ethical Principles) to Practice in order to provide Optimal Patient-Centered Care (OPCC)
