Impact of COVID-19 on child health and healthcare services

Bhattacharyya, Himashree; Agarwalla, Rashmi; Khandelwal, Ankur

doi:10.1016/j.mjafi.2021.10.006

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“…The Global Financing Facility foresees a 40% increase in child mortality in India if all key maternal and child health interventions are similarly reduced. 7 When more than 100 000 visits were evaluated in 70 Pediatric Clinics in Chicago, it was reported that there was a decrease of approximately 50% in child health follow-ups in March 2020, but a rapid return of up to 90% compared to March 2019. 8 In a study by Salas et al 9 in the USA, it was reported that there was no change in the health follow-ups of children under 1 year of age, but the frequency of follow-up in children aged 1-4 years decreased temporarily.…”

Section: Child Health Follow-up and Vaccinationmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Silent Victims of the Pandemic: Children During the Coronavirus Disease 2019 Crisis

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Gür

2023

Turk Arch Pediatrics

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The coronavirus disease-19 pandemic has adversely affected children’s health since its inception. Apart from the mortality and morbidity due to infection, child health monitoring, vaccination, and nutrition programs, especially in newborns and young children, have been disrupted. Measures such as school closures and curfews to prevent the spread of infection brought along many physical and mental health problems by causing disruption of education, social isolation, and closure of children at home. The possible long-term effects of the delayed implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals in Health have also deeply affected children, who are the most vulnerable victims of the coronavirus disease-19 pandemic.

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Section: Child Health Follow-up and Vaccinationmentioning

confidence: 99%