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Background: World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 as Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) on 30th Jan 2020 and later declared it as pandemic on 11th March 2020 Community surveillance plays a significant role in the prevention of the spread of disease The government of India’s focus has been on community surveillance activities which mainly comprises contact tracing and quarantine Objective: To explore high risk and low-risk contacts of confirmed COVID-19 patients admitted to a Tertiary Care Center, Pune To find out the secondary attack rate of COVID-19 cases and To study demographic characters of COVID-19 cases Methods: Observational cross-sectional study was done in the Tertiary Care Center, where isolation of suspected cases and management of COVID-19 positive patients was done Details about patients such as age, sex, residence, history of contact with COVID-19 patient, history of travel to COVID-19 affected case was taken by taking the interview Data were analyzed by Epi-info version 7 2 1 0 The statistical Tests used was the chi-square test Results: Male patients were more as compared to females There was a significant association between co-morbidities and deaths of COVID-19 patients Family members were the most affected contacts of cases(63 16%) 23 families have secondary cases in their homes The highest secondary attack rate was found to be 83 33% in 2 families Conclusion: Family members were the most affected contacts of cases (63 16%) followed by health care workers There was no significant difference between deaths among male and female cases 23 families(19%) had secondary cases in their homes The secondary attack rate ranged from 9% to 83 33%, with a median of 24 26% © IJCRR

Contact Tracing of COVID -19 Cases for Early Detection of Infection in Tertiary Care Hospital, Pune