What are the Governmental Response Policies on COVID-19? A Meta-Thematic Analysis of Government Response Policy in the World

Abstract

This paper aims to review numerous scientific papers on watershed governance published in globally recognized journals. Moreover, the overview article in this report is intended to conceptualize a study on COVID-19 government policy, which is explained by the following questions: (1) What are government policy answers on the relation and clustering of issues? (2) In the current government policy on COVID-19, what is the dominant issue? The results of the analysis of research papers show that the handling of COVID-19 around the world takes on “measures” or tactical policies with nine (9) dominant forms. The willingness of bureaucratized departments of public health to adapt to an outbreak helps state-of-the-art biomedical research and epidemiology to form policies. Each policy action entails insecurity and typically a great deal.

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“…It is crucial to be aware of the types of health-related information that may be available on the web (Ansari et al, 2010;Blanchet et al, 2017;Juhola & Kruse, 2015;Lele, 2018;Quach & Hoang, 2020;Ramalingam et al, 2020). Although some health-related content found online may be trusted, there is also a great deal of misin-formation and hoaxes to be wary of (Nurmandi et al, 2022). The government is training to be more agile so that it can better respond to pandemic conditions.…”