Surviving Multiple Pandemics. Socio-Economic Impact of COVID-19 among the Elderly in Botswana: A Call for a Holistic Pastoral Approach

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Tshenolo Madigele, Ronald Tshelametse
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Amid the COVID-19 and HIV and AIDS crises, elderly people have been identified as the most affected and at-risk population group. This paper uses existing studies and research from different disciplines to explore the socio-economic impact of these multiple pandemics among the elderly in Botswana. We propose an elderly-inclined Holistic Pastoral Care intervention in surviving multiple pandemics. The intervention incorporates the inclusion of older people on pandemic outbreaks emergency task forces or other inter-agency platforms and coordination mechanisms at the national level. The paper further calls for deliberate and intentional socio-economic equality and attention for the greatest benefit of the elderly people. In conclusion, the paper recommends to all stakeholders, sustainable, socio-economic, Inclusive Holistic Pastoral Care in favour and targeting the elderly for long-term survival of these Multiple Pandemics of COVID-19 and HIV and AIDS. Keywords: COVID-19, HIV and AIDS, The Elderly, Socio-Economic Impact, Holistic Pastoral Approach
在多重流行病中生存。2019冠状病毒病对博茨瓦纳老年人的社会经济影响:呼吁采取整体牧灵方法
在2019冠状病毒病和艾滋病毒/艾滋病危机中,老年人被确定为受影响最大和风险最大的人群。本文利用现有的研究和来自不同学科的研究,探讨这些多重流行病对博茨瓦纳老年人的社会经济影响。我们提出了一种老年人倾向的整体教牧关怀干预,以在多重流行病中生存。干预措施包括将老年人纳入大流行病爆发紧急工作队或国家一级的其他机构间平台和协调机制。该文件进一步呼吁为老年人的最大利益考虑和有意的社会经济平等和关注。最后,该文件向所有利益攸关方建议,可持续的、社会经济的、包容性的整体教牧关怀,有利于并针对老年人,以实现COVID-19和艾滋病毒/艾滋病多重流行病的长期生存。关键词:COVID-19,艾滋病毒/艾滋病,老年人,社会经济影响,整体牧养方法
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