Is SARS CoV-2 viral mutation leading us to a virtual world?

Abstract

not available Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science Vol.20(5) 2021 p.185-187

Conditions for the expansion of СOVID-19 in the regions of the Northern part of Ukraine Conditions for the expansion of СOVID-19 in Ukraine

“…The conditions established by us under which the epidemic situation with COVID-19 in the Northern part of Ukraine can be complicated confirm the conducted researches in other territories. Thus, more often the infection occurs in close communication with the patient, in families [7][8][9] . The most vulnerable risk group was the elderly 22,23 , which was confirmed by us.…”

“…The spread of COVID-19 both within and outside the country is associated with migration, tourism, religious rites, etc. [4][5][6][7] It is reported that one patient with COVID-19 can infect 3-4 people in the cell 8 , and human-to-human transmission of the virus occurs mainly among family members, including relatives and friends who are in close contact with the patient 9,10 . At the same time, the spread of SARS-CoV-2 virus depends on the nature and speed of radical restrictive measures (observation, isolation, quarantine) at the national, regional and local levels, the use of personal protective equipment and social responsibility [11][12][13][14] .…”

​Key findings regarding COVID 19 in Bangladesh and wider and their implications

“…Improved planning as well as the continued development and launch of effective vaccines and treatments are essential to prevent successive waves of COVID-19, with for instance the second wave seen to have a devastating effect among different states in India 75 . Improved surveillance of emerging strains can also enhance future preventative measures including the development of new vaccines where pertinent 76 .…”

Impact of COVID -19 on Institutionally attached Nursing Professionals of Nepal

“…For individuals inexperienced with the complexities of virtual learning, this endeavour has proved difficult, adding both workload and stress at an already stressful time. 2 Burnout has been widely studied in clinical nursing practice but has received little attention in nursing faculty (Thomas et al, 2019;Yedidia et al, 2014). 3,4 Regardless of setting, burnout is characterized by feelings of emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and a low sense of personal accomplishment resulting from conditions in the workplace (Dolan et al, 2015).…”