Effectiveness of digital interventions to improve household and community infection prevention and control behaviours and to reduce incidence of respiratory and/or gastro-intestinal infections: A rapid systematic review
Natalie Gold(University of Edinburgh), Lucy Yardley(University College London), Paul Little(University of Antwerp), Xiao-Yang Hu(University of Southampton), Sascha Miller(University of Southampton), Ruyu Xia(Beijing University of Chinese Medicine), Lauren Towler(University of Southampton), Michael Moore(Indiana University School of Medicine), Sarah Denford(University of Exeter), Rachel Gledhill(Public Health England), Richard Amlôt(Health Protection Agency), James Denison‐Day(University of Southampton), Cathy Rice(At Bristol), Tim Chadborn(Public Health England), Julia Groot(University of Bath), Jennifer Bostock(The Kids Research Institute Australia), Merlin Willcox, Beth Stuart(Queen Mary University of London), Ben Ainsworth(University of Southampton)
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