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Table 1.

COVID-19 hospitalizations of dialysis patients (including intensive care unit admissions) and associated characteristics in Ontario and Canada (January to March 2020).

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Fig 1.

2D and 3D models of Toronto General Hospital, hemodialysis departments developed for the simulations.

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Table 2.

Key infection mitigation measures used in the dialysis centre.

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Fig 2.

General structure of the agent-based simulation model (Left: Agents, Right: Environment Detail).

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Fig 3.

Workflow of selected active agents in AnyLogic® pedestrian model.

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Table 3.

Weekly Schedule of healthcare providers and patients.

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Table 4.

Parameters used in the agent-based simulation.

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Fig 4.

Contact array at two successive times.

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Fig 5.

Disease transmission model of the dialysis unit.

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Table 5.

Parameters of the agent-based disease transmission model.

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Fig 6.

Time series of hourly cumulative time of connections between agents.

a) normal schedule b) normal and without break time scenario.

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Fig 7.

Time series of the hourly/daily cumulative number (left charts) and time (right charts) of connections during a one-week simulation of the normal schedule of the dialysis department.

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Table 6.

Average micro-scale contact matrices (MSCM) during a one-week simulation.

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Fig 8.

Number of individuals exposed from a category (title of each chart) over time (day) under different scenarios (shown in the legend) such as: Entering an asymptomatic person, without break, and random testing in the dialysis unit.

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Table 7.

The maximum percent of individuals exposed and its corresponding time (day) when an asymptomatic patient or staff is coming to the dialysis unit.

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