Question: What are the temperature checks that are being done

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Hygiene and cleaning for the health workforce during COVID-19
section_headers: Routine cleaning
section_content: Frequently touched surfaces
Frequently touched surfaces include door handles, bedrails, tabletops and
light switches.
Clean these surfaces frequently (at least daily) or when visibly dirty. Use
detergent solution or combined detergent and disinfectant solution or wipes.
Follow the instructions on the label.
Minimally touched surfaces
Minimally touched surfaces include floors, ceilings, walls, window curtains
and blinds.
Clean these surfaces when visibly dusty or dirty and straight after any
spills. Use:

detergent solution or wipes for general surfaces and non-patient care areas
detergent solution to damp mop instead of dry mopping

You should also:

regularly change window curtains
regularly clean sinks and basins

Follow the instructions on the label when using cleaning products.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This answer only talks about surfaces and  says nothing about temperature checks.
This does not talk about temperature checks, but rather disinfection of surfaces.

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: What you need to know about coronavirus (COVID-19)
section_headers: Temperature checks 
section_content: A temperature check is when a monitoring device, such as a contactless
thermometer or thermal imaging, checks whether someone has a fever. In places
like hospitals and aged care facilities, temperature checks may be useful as
an extra precaution to protect vulnerable people. Some places might test
visitors as well as workers.
Temperature checks are not as useful in other settings. People with COVID-19
don’t always develop fever, or they might have a fever from another illness.
Some medications reduce fever.
If you feel unwell with COVID-19 symptoms, even mild ones, stay home and get
tested for COVID-19. This is an important part of our 3-step framework for a
COVIDSafe Australia.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This answer discusses the fact that temperature checks are being done in care facilities in hospitals, but should go into more detail.
This directly answers what a temperature check is and how they are done. It explains why they are done as well.

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Working arrangements for the health and aged care workforce during COVID-19
section_headers: Temperature checks in the workplace
section_content: Temperature checks of workers and visitors may be useful as an added
precaution in high-risk places such as hospitals and aged care facilities.
This helps protect the vulnerable people in those settings.
But temperature checks aren’t always an accurate way of knowing whether
someone has COVID-19. This is because:

people with COVID-19 don’t always have a fever
various other medical conditions or infection can cause a fever, not just COVID-19
fever can go up and down during an infection or after taking medication—it might be down at the time of the check


Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This answers why the checks are done, and how they are effective, but doesnt explain what they are, like a forehead swipe or an ear monitor, etc.
While this answer does discuss temperature checks, it does not say what is beind done.

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