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Scott Brooks, Tyson Foods senior vice president of Food Safety and Quality Assurance, and Dr. Daniel Castillo, chief medical officer at Matrix Medical Network, discuss the use of data science to stay ahead of the COVID-19. The two explain how the program will work, the team Tyson has hired to support the program, whether such a program has been used before, how Tyson will measure success, the possibility of false results, contact tracing and how the workforce is responding to the program.
Dr. Castillo discusses whether such a program could work in other large settings such as college campuses, sport teams, gyms and other large institutions. Brooks also discusses Tyson’s experience with COVID so far (less than 1 percent of workforce have an active case) and how large employers are managing the human resource concerns of the pandemic.
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Scott Brooks, Tyson Foods senior vice president of Food Safety and Quality Assurance, and Dr. Daniel Castillo, chief medical officer at Matrix Medical Network, discuss the use of data science to stay ahead of the COVID-19. The two explain how the program will work, the team Tyson has hired to support the program, whether such a program has been used before, how Tyson will measure success, the possibility of false results, contact tracing and how the workforce is responding to the program.
Dr. Castillo discusses whether such a program could work in other large settings such as college campuses, sport teams, gyms and other large institutions. Brooks also discusses Tyson’s experience with COVID so far (less than 1 percent of workforce have an active case) and how large employers are managing the human resource concerns of the pandemic.

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