Need of surveillance system to support digital psychological intervention to COVID19 afflicted people in India

Monga, Preeti; Sharma, Manik; Sharma, Shubham

doi:10.1177/0020764020950780

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“…[ 21 22 ] The COVID-19 pandemic and the significant increase in mental disorders such as stress, fear, and worry among communities have shown that the care system for mental diseases is as important as the care system for infectious diseases. [ 23 24 ] Therefore, a comprehensive view of health should be considered as an essential component of the health care system.…”

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Respond quickly and effectively! Components of the military health surveillance system in natural disasters: A qualitative study

Naderi,

Khoshdel,

Sharififar

et al. 2023

Journal of Education and Health Promotion

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BACKGROUND: The systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of health data by health surveillance systems provide timely and comprehensive surveillance of public health, identification health priorities, and, consequently, a quick and timely response to reduce damage during natural disasters. Since military forces appear as first responders at the scene of accidents, the present study aimed to identify the components of the military health care system during natural disasters. MATERIALS AND METHOD: Qualitative data collected through semi-structured interviews were analyzed via the conventional content analysis approach to identify the components of the military health care system in natural disasters. The participants consisted of 13 experts who were experienced in providing health services in the military and the civilian health care system during natural disasters in January 2022 to June 2022. RESULT: The identified components were classified into four main categories, namely, pre-requisite components (comprehensive health care, defined position, and providing information), driving components (system efficiency, effective communication), operational components (contingent performance, effective response), and promotional components (purposeful support, pre-disaster preparation). CONCLUSION: In conclusion, the military health surveillance system is a cooperative service for the national health system in which data is essential for making decisions on health and treatment measures during disasters. This study—by identifying four categories of the important components in the design, implementation, and development of the military health surveillance system—provides a comprehensive view of an appropriate and evidence-based military surveillance system in disasters.

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Respond quickly and effectively! Components of the military health surveillance system in natural disasters: A qualitative study

Naderi,

Khoshdel,

Sharififar

et al. 2023

Journal of Education and Health Promotion

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“…Mental health problems will likely start early and continue after the epidemic is over [13]. While the experience of illness, disruption of social support, and stigma are possible causes of shortterm mental health problems, factors such as economic losses are thought to potentially cause long-term mental health problems [14][15][16]. Covid 19 has also created chaos in countries [17][18][19].…”

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Covid-19 Disease, Self-Isolation and Physical Inactivity

Ünal¹,

Tulay²

2021

Int J Sports Exerc Med

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The COVID-19 disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which started in Wuhan, the capital of China's Hubei province, was declared a global epidemic by the World Health Organization. Restrictive measures based on physical (social) distance are taken to prevent the spread of the disease, which manifests itself with symptoms such as high fever, dry cough, shortness of breath, weakness, and diarrhea. According to the settlement rules, nationwide quarantines covering mass quarantine have proven effective in preventing the COVID-19 outbreak in most countries. The COVID-19 pandemic also causes mental health problems in many of the environments most affected by the pandemic due to the experience of illness, physical distances, stigma and discrimination, and job losses. Healthcare workers, COVID-19 patients and patients with other illnesses, children, women, youth, and the elderly experience post-traumatic stress disorders, anxiety, depression, and insomnia. Also, prolonged homestay and physical inactivation come with risks that can endanger people's health. As a result of physical inactivity. There are potentially undesirable risks of staying home for a long time, such as muscle atrophy, adipose tissue increase, and weight gain, exposure to insufficient sunlight, the emergence of cardiovascular diseases, suppression of the immune system, loneliness and behavioral disorders. The purpose of this article is to evaluate and discuss possible risks from physical inactivity.

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“…Amid this unprecedented environment, the commitment of the workers has not been compromised. [11] frameworks for COVID-19 patients have been already proposed. Different emerging computing methods like machine, transfer and deep learning techniques have been used for the same.…”

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m-health services for COVID-19 afflicted and infected victims

Sharma¹

2021

EAI Endorsed Transactions on Pervasive Health and Technology

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COVID-19 also known as the coronavirus has tremendously devastated the whole world. In the last two years, several remarkable implications of this global epidemic on different facets of human lives have been recorded. In the second wave, the fear and chaos have been excessively intensified among the citizens of the USA, India, Brazil, France and Turkey. This outbreak has profoundly shambled different global sectors like education, entertainment, tourism, hotels, agriculture, and real-estate [1][2].

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Need of surveillance system to support digital psychological intervention to COVID19 afflicted people in India

Cited by 4 publications

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Respond quickly and effectively! Components of the military health surveillance system in natural disasters: A qualitative study

Respond quickly and effectively! Components of the military health surveillance system in natural disasters: A qualitative study

Covid-19 Disease, Self-Isolation and Physical Inactivity

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