改善健康的视角:为摆脱 COVID-19 大流行的严重阶段做好准备

Shaima SA Miraj, Sharique A. Ali
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2023年5月5日,世界卫生组织宣布,COVID-19不再被视为国际关注的突发公共卫生事件,各国政府正在关闭其医疗机构,为世界上最严重的大流行做精心准备。然而,问题是如何负责任地走出这次大流行的严重阶段。本通讯讨论了应对COVID-19准备不足的愚蠢行为,特别是经济较弱的国家,它还概述了现在需要采取的必要步骤,以便在发达国家和发展中国家的国际合作下更好地管理未来的流行病。需要更加重视解决数字获取过多,但技术使用很少的悖论,特别是在最近的病毒大流行等紧急情况中。如果对卫生保健问题进行正确的科学分析,他们的预测和战略得到真实大数据的支持,大流行的管理可能会更好。尽管如此,现在还为时不晚,最近发展的专业知识可以帮助后代。在个人方面,大众教育、卫生意识以及对基础科学的理解和应用,特别是在农村地区,需要更安全,而不是依赖传统信仰和期待奇迹,这是发展中国家普遍存在的一种体系。
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Perspectives for Better Health: prepare for exiting severe phase of COVID-19 pandemic
On 5th May 2023, World Health Organization declared that COVID-19 is no longer considered a public health emergency of international concern, and various governments are closing their healthcare facilities, meticulously prepared for the world’s worst pandemic. However, the question arises of how to exit the severe phase of this pandemic responsibly. The present communication discusses the follies of being under-prepared in tackling COVID-19, particularly by the economically weaker nations, and it also outlines the necessary steps that are now needed for better management of future pandemics, with international co-operation of the developed and developing countries. More attention is needed to address the paradox of digital access in excess, but of little technical use, particularly in emergencies like that of the recent viral pandemic. If the scientific analyses of  the healthcare issues been carried out correctly, their predictions and strategies supported by authentic big data, managing the pandemic could have been better. Still, it is not late and expertise developed recently can help the future generations. On the individual front, mass education, awareness of hygiene, and understanding and application of basic science, particularly in rural areas is, needed to be safer rather than depend on traditional beliefs and expect miracles, a system prevalent in developing countries.
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