Creative economy and Covid-19: the post crisis trends in Brazil and globally

Zeitune, Leonardo Jacques Gammal

doi:10.22398/2525-2828.51558-71

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“…Response biases could be one of the critical limitations of the study. In addition, data were collected using the snowball technique, which could hamper the heterogeneity in the sample [4]. Another significant limitation is the representativeness of the sample population.…”

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“…This is a need and right that so many people don't want to enjoy by refusing to receive the vaccine, one researcher by the name MacDonald describes it as "procrastination in readily available vaccine [3]. Kenya is among the 115 countries and areas to which the UHC (Universal Health Care) in Partnership with various European countries like Europe, Belgium, France, United Kingdoms in order to achieve health for all through the initiative of Universal Health Care to all the people of the world [4].…”

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COVID-19 Vaccination Uptake in Kenya

Wamalwa

2023

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SARS-CoV-2 virus is the major cause of viral disease, COVID-19 which is highly infectious, WHO did its roll out for coordination, policy and technical guidance. About 64.5% of the population globally have had one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Close to vaccines have been administered with 18.3 million daily. In low middle Countries, approximately 14.5% have received atleast a single dose. A number of researches have come up with vaccines to curb COVID-19 disease. A researches conducted among the exposed people -60 years and above, who are frontline workers, health care workers, persons with comorbidities. Different researches have been carried out in different cities like Quantitative data presented descriptively and qualitative, thematically. A number of factors dictated the willingness to take up the vaccine, these included confidence in the vaccine, more than personal factors of participants. The respondents revealed mistrust from most people both in developed and non-developed countries, believe in God’s protection and ignorance in vaccine development. On the other hand, peer pressure and effectiveness of the vaccination programmes among childhood diseases contributed to low uptake of the vaccine. Conclusion: attention ought to be given to factors promoting vaccine uptake and misconceptions should be expelled concerning the disease. Recommendations: Strengthen disease surveillance at all stages and regularly updating of COVID-19 data to national level by vaccinating counties, Counties are required to increase researches on more about the disease, use COVID-19 data for decision making in terms of curbing the disease and give refresher course on health care workers surveillance.

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COVID-19 Vaccination Uptake in Kenya

Wamalwa

2023

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Comparison Between China and Brazil in the Two Waves of COVID-19 Prevention and Control

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J Epidemiol Glob Health

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Objective This study analyzes the effectiveness of COVID-19 prevention and control in China and Brazil from the perspectives of policy and meteorological conditions, and provides experience for epidemic prevention and control. Methods This study collects data on meteorological conditions, vaccination and mutant strains in the two countries to analyze the reasons for the differences in epidemic status between the two countries and extracts public data on COVID-19 through various official websites, summarizes the prevention and control policies implemented by the two countries, and evaluates their effectiveness. Results As of August 12, 2021, the total number of COVID-19 cases and the daily number of new COVID-19 cases in China have been growing steadily, showing remarkable results in epidemic control. The total number of confirmed cases and the daily number of new confirmed cases in Brazil have continued to increase rapidly. The total death case in Brazil has reached 560,000, far exceeding that in China, and the effect of epidemic prevention and control is not satisfactory. Conclusions Multiple factors, such as meteorological conditions, policies and strategies, and economic conditions, can influence the spread of COVID-19, and therefore, the situation varies greatly from country to country. China and Brazil have chosen different interventions in the fight against COVID-19. The policy measures taken by China are typical containment measures and Brazil has a mitigation strategy. From the perspective of the current situation of the epidemic development in both countries, the cumulative death rate and daily new confirmed cases in Brazil are much higher than those in China, which indicates that the containment strategy is more effective than mitigation strategy in preventing and controlling COVID-19. Fighting the epidemic is a global long-lasting battle, and the two countries should learn from each other with the premise of respecting their national conditions. Countries should deepen cooperation and not let up prematurely.

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Creative economy and Covid-19: the post crisis trends in Brazil and globally

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COVID-19 Vaccination Uptake in Kenya

COVID-19 Vaccination Uptake in Kenya

Comparison Between China and Brazil in the Two Waves of COVID-19 Prevention and Control

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