Analysis &amp; prognosis of sustainable development goals using big data-based approach during COVID-19 pandemic

Chopra, Muskaan; Singh, Sunil K.; Gupta, Anshul; Aggarwal, Kriti; Gupta, Brij B.; Colace, Francesco

doi:10.1016/j.stae.2022.100012

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“…The covid‐19 pandemic completely changed the way we live and used to work 163,164 . Apart from the healthcare industry, every other industry from fashion houses to the automobile has seen its usefulness.…”

Section: Contribution Of Blockchain Technology In Covid‐19 Crisismentioning

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Blockchain technology with its application in medical and healthcare systems: A survey

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Int J of Intelligent Sys

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With the advent of the 21st century, healthcare systems all around the world are facing challenges at an unprecedented scale. The recent covid-19 outbreak is a glaring example of such challenges. After facing such situations anyone can conclude that there is a need to change the way our current health system works and the recent blockchain technology emerged as a way to bring out this change. From universal health blueprint to medical supply chain management and connecting vetted suppliers, blockchain is making an impact. This paper introduces the concept of blockchain along with its applications with the main focus on healthcare and medical systems.

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Section: Contribution Of Blockchain Technology In Covid‐19 Crisismentioning

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Blockchain technology with its application in medical and healthcare systems: A survey

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“…While Al-Ahram's website relied more on the reassurance framework in processing and providing information about COVID-19, including information on the scale of infections and deaths, Al-Masri Al-Youm's processing information site relied heavily on the results framework. In addition to these frameworks, news websites relied on a variety of other frameworks to address the events and repercussions of the pandemic [8][9][10].…”

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A Review of Social Media Website Users’ Interaction Paths with Governmental Accounts during the COVID-19 Pandemic

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This study aims to describe and analyze the paths of social media website users’ interaction with the content of government accounts during the COVID-19 pandemic. The objectives of the study are to describe the roles of government accounts as a tool to support the concept of health communication among users of social media websites and analyze the targeted and untargeted roles that have emerged in this context, describe the roles of government accounts as a tool of government communication and analyze how government institutions employed them during the COVID-19 pandemic, and describe the roles of social media websites as a tool to address the problems and challenges created by the social spacing procedures and solutions provided by these websites to deal with these challenges. This study surveys a sample of previous studies conducted on the roles of government accounts on social media websites during the COVID-19 pandemic. The tools of this study are both analytical and comparative as they analyze and compare the results of previous studies on the interaction paths of internet users. The results indicate that social media websites have been considered a pivotal tool for building a renewable and interactive system. This coincides with developments in the communication environment in which the individual is present within the social pattern, and its depth of impact has been demonstrated, particularly after the repercussions of the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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“…While it is yet unclear where these technical developments will lead, and how they will transform global societies, it is clear that they affected economies, social life and mental health. Furthermore, it could be shown that the environmental effects of such measures are significant (e.g., [18,19] Le Quéré et al 2020; Nakada and Urban 2020), even though the COVID 19 crisis partly hampered the progression of reaching the international sustainable development goals [20] (Chopra et al 2022). This demonstrates that technical solutions in combination with a global vision and responsible action of individuals works well for combatting the COVID-19 crises.…”

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Learning from the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis to Overcome the Global Environmental Crisis

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The COVID-19 crisis and the environmental crisis share a range of similarities. Both crises take place on a global scale and affect all aspects of our lives. However, we humans respond differently to these challenges. Here, we compare and comment on characteristics of the COVID-19 crisis and the environmental crisis, explore how far these two crises are comparable, and what we can learn from actions that have been taken against the COVID-19 crisis. We discuss how human societies are affected by the respective crises, and analyze policy makers’ responses and offer pathways to better inform policy. We highlight the role of science, which significantly contributed to decision making throughout the COVID-19 crisis, but seems frequently underrepresented in the environmental crisis. We conclude that there are significant differences between the two crises in terms of perceptibility and thus communicability. While problems and solutions in the COVID-19 crisis are largely linearly correlated, the challenges of the environmental crisis are far more complex and decoupled, and thus appear much more complex and are often only perceived with difficulty by humans. Thus, tackling the environmental crisis is much more challenging than solving the COVID-19 crisis. To overcome the environmental crisis, purely technical approaches for combating symptoms are not sufficient. However, political interests are usually short-term, and do not correspond with the temporal and spatial scales of global change. There is an urgent need to improve institutionalized scientific advisory mechanisms and to empower global policy makers who are independent of local interest groups. Furthermore, we need the sound communication of complex interactions to the general public and the translation of scientific findings into action. One possibility to achieve this is to bring together natural scientists with expertise in biology, climate and geosciences and social scientists, psychologists, and, possibly, artists.

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Analysis & prognosis of sustainable development goals using big data-based approach during COVID-19 pandemic

Cited by 85 publications

References 14 publications

Blockchain technology with its application in medical and healthcare systems: A survey

Blockchain technology with its application in medical and healthcare systems: A survey

A Review of Social Media Website Users’ Interaction Paths with Governmental Accounts during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Learning from the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis to Overcome the Global Environmental Crisis

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