Table 1.
Contact Group | Transmission Probability |
---|---|
Household1 | |
Child-to-Child | 0.8 |
Child-to-Adult | 0.3 |
Adult-to-Child | 0.3 |
Adult-to-Adult | 0.4 |
Community2 | |
Pre-schooler | 0.000005 |
School child | 0.000005 |
Adult (ages 19–52) | 0.000075 |
Adult (ages 53+) | 0.000055 |
Daycares/Playgroups2 | |
Daycares | 0.028 |
Playgroups | 0.018 |
Schools2 | |
Elementary schools | 0.012 |
Middle schools | 0.011 |
High schools | 0.010 |
Workgroups | 0.010 |
1. Within households, the probability that a symptomatic child (age 18 years or less) infects a susceptible child is 0.8; that a symptomatic child infects a susceptible adult (at least 19 years old), or that a symptomatic adult infects a susceptible child, is 0.3; that a symptomatic adult infects a susceptible adult is 0.4 [16].
2. Probability that a susceptible person in the age or school group is infected through contact with a symptomatic person in the group.