Mitigating the Adverse Consequences of Pandemics: A Short Note with a Special Reference to COVID-19

Bhardwaj, Ramesh

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“…In normal economic conditions, most successful organizations continue to operate their business the same or better way. It has been found that organizational operational activities are adversely aff ected during the outbreak of any pandemic, which is now a normal phenomenon in every decade [Bhardwaj, 2020]. Pandemic will negatively aff ect organizations' operational, fi nancial, and revenue aspects [Williams, Kayaoglu, 2020].…”

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Pandemic (Covid-19) Effect on Financial Statements: The Role of Government and Organizations for Future Prevention

Thottoli

2021

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COVID-19 pandemic period impedes business operations and world economic growth. This type of pandemic may happen again in the future. Hence, the objectives of the study are to find out the pandemic effect on items in financial statements; to predict the future effect on items in the financial statements, and to find out the role of government and organizations for future prevention of the adverse effects on financial statements due to the pandemic. The analysis is based on a large number of publicly available sources, including research papers, governmental documents, and reports. The study has taken 8 ratios compared with 80 listed companies around the globe. During the pandemic period the magnitude of adverse effect on business operations depends upon the decision and actions of external bodies (WHO, governments) and internal ones (organizations) parties. The findings revealed that the role of government and organizations for future prevention of ‘Pandemic Effect on Financial Statements’ is vital to defend against future pandemic situations. This study has added a new discussion to the body of knowledge, i.e. examining pandemic (COVID-19) effect on business operational activities and its financial statements; hence, an approach that is not widely discussed in the previous studies.

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Pandemic (Covid-19) Effect on Financial Statements: The Role of Government and Organizations for Future Prevention

Thottoli

2021

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“…Nurses, in particular, are at a higher risk of serious disease from COVID-19. According to Egypt's minister of health, an underestimation of the total number of cases is expected (Hassany et al, 2020 andBhardwaj, 2020).…”

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Effect of Instructional Guidelines regarding COVID -19 on Nurses' Knowledge and Practices in Surgical unit

El-ghiety

Ahmed

Heggy

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Egyptian Journal of Health Care

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Background: COVID -19 pandemic affected the global population, and infection is a high risk among nurses in surgical units. Because is particularly prevalent in healthcare settings, nurses' educational institutions must take steps to safeguard themselves and others during the outbreak by preventing COVID -19 and caring for infected COVID -19 patients. This study aimed to evaluate the effect of instructional guidelines regarding covid-19 on nurses' knowledge and practices in the surgical unit. Design: A quasi-experimental design was used.

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“…A flexible health system can help the society to stay calm and avoid emotional reactions, and provides a timely response to health emergencies through timely identification and prevention of threats. Resilience to health emergencies is one of the basic and cost-effective features of structured health systems (7)(8)(9). The countries most affected by the disease, despite having access to adequate financial resources, were those that didn't strengthen their health systems effectively by investing in the UHC.…”

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Strengthening Health Systems; the Basis for Controlling Corona Virus Pandemics

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Mitigating the Adverse Consequences of Pandemics: A Short Note with a Special Reference to COVID-19

Cited by 4 publications

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Pandemic (Covid-19) Effect on Financial Statements: The Role of Government and Organizations for Future Prevention

Pandemic (Covid-19) Effect on Financial Statements: The Role of Government and Organizations for Future Prevention

Effect of Instructional Guidelines regarding COVID -19 on Nurses' Knowledge and Practices in Surgical unit

Strengthening Health Systems; the Basis for Controlling Corona Virus Pandemics

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