An Approach to Outpatient Screening, Treatment, and Community Health Outreach during the Coronavirus Epidemic in New York City

Kim, Janet; Kim, David H.; Sancho-Torres, Ines; Nwangwu, John; Jiakponnah, Nwanyieze N.

doi:10.4236/aid.2020.103001

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“…The results are interpreted in light of the novel coronavirus. Kim et al [ 28 ] argued that community health is mainly influenced by the coronavirus outbreak that has increased the healthcare burden in national healthcare bills. The case study of New York city developed some protocols for the outpatient service department to minimize the risk of coronavirus pandemic, including a first stage, the possible test of coronavirus is performed on the susceptible patients.…”

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Nationwide Lockdown, Population Density, and Financial Distress Brings Inadequacy to Manage COVID-19: Leading the Services Sector into the Trajectory of Global Depression

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The service industry provides distributive services, producer services, personal services, and social services. These services largely breakdowns due to restrictions on border movements, confined travel and transportation services, a decline in international tourists’ visitation, nationwide lockdowns, and maintaining social distancing in the population. Although these measures are highly needed to contain coronavirus, it decreases economic and financial activities in a country, which requires smart solutions to globally subsidize the services sector. The study used different COVID-19 measures, and its resulting impact on the services industry by using world aggregated data from 1975 through 2020. The study benefited from the Keynesian theory of aggregate demand that remains provided a solution to minimize economic shocks through stringent or liberalizing economic policies. The COVID-19 pandemic is more severe than the financial shocks of 2018 that affected almost all sectors of the globalized world, particularly the services sector, which has been severally affected by COVID-19; it is a high time to revisit economic policies to control pandemic recession. The study used quantiles regression and innovation accounting matrix to obtain ex-ante and ex-post analysis. The quantile regression estimates show that causes of death by communicable diseases, including COVID-19, mainly decline the share of services value added to the global GDP at different quantiles distribution. In contrast, word-of-mouth helps to prevent it from the transmission channel of coronavirus plague through information sharing among the general masses. The control of food prices and managing physical distancing reduces suspected coronavirus cases; however, it negatively affects the services sector’s value share. The smart lockdown and sound economic activities do not decrease coronavirus cases, while they support increasing the percentage of the services sector to the global GDP. The innovation accounting matrix suggested that smart lockdown, managing physical distancing, effective price control, and sound financial activities will help to reduce coronavirus cases that will further translate into increased services value-added for the next ten years. The social distancing will exert a more considerable variance error shock to the services industry, which indicates the viability of these measures to contained novel coronavirus over a time horizon. The study used the number of proxies to the COVID-19 measures on the service sector that can be continued with real-time variables to obtain more inferences.

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Nationwide Lockdown, Population Density, and Financial Distress Brings Inadequacy to Manage COVID-19: Leading the Services Sector into the Trajectory of Global Depression

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“…Well-developed grassroots medical systems are further used to track and quarantine these confirmed/suspected infected persons, and to provide them with medical treatment or relief. 47 , 48 The Mulin community, however, lacks the capacity of virus testing for the residents, and has no competent doctors to provide infected persons with medical relief; thus, it cannot afford to be affected by a cluster infection. Therefore, the Mulin community must use simple methods to prevent the virus, namely community closure to resist the virus, rough methods (information registration) to screen for possible infections, and the quarantining of numerous people with a higher risk of infection (residents returning from an outbreak area, close contacts of confirmed/suspected infected persons).…”

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Control and Prevention of the COVID-19 Epidemic in China: A Qualitative Community Case Study

Zhang

Linzi

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Background Cross-infection among residents in communities is one of the most critical reasons for the rapid spread of the COVID-19 epidemic. The COVID-19 epidemic has been well controlled within Chinese communities, which has made important contributions to the country’s fight against it. Methods In this study, a qualitative case study design, with mixed methods applied to data collection and analysis, was employed to explore epidemic prevention measures taken by a Chinese community, namely Mulin, during the pandemic. Results The Mulin community established an integrated plan for epidemic prevention, including the prevention of the invasion of COVID-19, the prevention of cross-infection within the community, gaining the residents’ trust and support, and providing the residents with convenient services. Conclusion In the present work, the Mulin community was taken as a typical case study, and qualitative methods were employed to comprehensively summarize the practice and experience of the community’s epidemic prevention. Mulin’s practices could shed light on how communities in other countries, especially developing countries with large populations, can prevent the spread of COVID-19.

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“…69/1967, English becomes one of compulsory subjects taught from junior high school up to university. (Kim, Kim, Sancho-Torres, Nwangwu, & Jiakponnah, 2020) Further, Harmer states that probably the greatest number of languange learners in the world are caused by the school curriculum whether they like it or not. (Zainal, n.d.) Mastery of listening skills in English classroom at MTs.…”

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The Effect of English Songs to Improve Students Listening Ability

Ridhani,

Nasution

2023

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This study aims to determine the student’s listening improvement by using instructional media for English Song, students grade VIII MTs. Muhammadiyah 13 Tanjung Morawa. The lack of students’ listening ability through was caused by the learning condition which was not using media so that the learning process run so monotonous and it impact to the students anthusiasm. This case made the students felt boring. In order to achieve the goals that have been determined, then this study uses a two group pretest and posttest experimental research methods. The number of samples in this research were 20 students. The result of t-observed was 5.8 and t-table was 1.68 it means that t-observed higher than t-table. Because the result of t-observed is higher than t-table, it means that by using the media English songs can showed a significant affect on the improvement of listening VIII MTs. Muhammadiyah 13 Tanjung Morawa. The reseacher sincerely expected that enthusiasm are able to try and apply the appropriate media and in accordance with the material to be taught, one of them is the use of English song media for listening improvement.

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An Approach to Outpatient Screening, Treatment, and Community Health Outreach during the Coronavirus Epidemic in New York City

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Nationwide Lockdown, Population Density, and Financial Distress Brings Inadequacy to Manage COVID-19: Leading the Services Sector into the Trajectory of Global Depression

Nationwide Lockdown, Population Density, and Financial Distress Brings Inadequacy to Manage COVID-19: Leading the Services Sector into the Trajectory of Global Depression

Control and Prevention of the COVID-19 Epidemic in China: A Qualitative Community Case Study

The Effect of English Songs to Improve Students Listening Ability

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