Article
|
Volume 2, Issue 1
Article
|
Volume 2, Issue 1

From Pandemic to Conflict(s) – Global Health Under Attack

Falu Rami;Giorgio Pacifici;Laura Dryjanska;Renato Mannheimer;Ugo G. Pacifici Noja
DOI: https://doi.org/10.36158/97888929555162
Article navigation
    Most read
    In this Issue

    The article has been translated automatically. Translate Show original

    Abstract

    Share:

    Note

    1
    Thierry D. (2019), La solidarite intergénérationelle sur le terrain, Harmattan
    2
    Pacifici Noja U.G. (2020), Elements of Sociology for Students of Health Disciplines, tab edizioni; Lessico di socio- logia sanitaria. Research of the Carlo Cattaneo Institute, The impact of Covid-19 pandemic crisis on European public opinion. A comparative study on France, Germany, Italy, Po- land, Spain, Sweden
    3
    While in Africa, probably due to the younger composition of the population and climatic factors less favorable to its expansion, the virus has found so far less diffusion
    4
    Benkimoun P., Bourreau M., Lemaître F. (2020), Coronavirus : la gestion de la pandémie par l’OMS sous le feu des critiques. Accusée d’avoir été trop lente à réagir et d’être trop alignée sur les positions chinoises, l’Organisation mondiale de la santé est aussi victime des faibles marges de manoeuvre laissées par les Etats membres, «Le Monde», 14/4/2020; Coronavirus: vivement critiquée, l’OMS va lancer un processus d’évaluation de gestion de la crise, in «20 Minutes», 7/9/2020
    5
    Pacifici Noja U.G. (2019), Gilet jaunes in Europa, in Mannheimer R., Pacifici G., Europe. Sociologia di un plura- le necessario, Jaca
    6
    Prasad K., McLoughlin C., Stillman M., Poplau S., Goelz E., Taylor S., Sinsky C.A. (2021), Prevalence and correlates of stress and burnout among US healthcare workers during the Covid-19 pandemic: A national cross-sectional sur- vey study, in «EClinicalMedicine», 35, 100879
    https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eclinm.2021.100879
    7
    Erquicia J., Valls L., Barja A., Gil S., Miquel J., Leal-Blanquet J., Vega D. (2020), Emotional impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on healthcare workers in one of the most important infection outbreaks in Europe, in «Medicina Clín- ica» (English Edition), 155(10), pp. 434-440
    8
    Di Tella M., Romeo A., Benfante A., Castelli L. (2020), Mental health of healthcare workers during the Covid-19 pandemic in Italy, in «Journal of evaluation in clinical practice», 26(6), pp. 1583-1587
    9
    Terlizzi E.P., Schiller J.S. (2021), Estimates of mental health symptomatology, by month of interview: United States, 2019, National Center for Health Statistics
    https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nhis/mental-health-monthly-508.pdf
    10
    American Psychological Association (2022), Stress in America 2021: Stress and Decision-Making During the Pandemic
    https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/stress/2021/decision-making-october-2021.pdf
    11
    Boden M., Zimmerman L., Azevedo K.J., Ruzek J.I., Gala S., Magid H.S.A., Cohen N., Walser R., Mahta- ni N.D., Hoggatt K.J., McLean C.P. (2021), Addressing the mental health impact of Covid-19 through population health, in «Clinical psychology review», 85, 102006
    12
    Garfin D.R., Silver R.C., Holman E.A. (2020), The novel coronavirus (Covid-2019) outbreak: Amplification of public health consequences by media exposure, in «Health psychology», 39(5), pp. 355-357
    https://doi.org/10.1037/hea0000875
    13
    Wallace C.L., Wladkowski S.P., Gibson A., White P. (2020), Grief during the Covid-19 pandemic: considerations for palliative care providers, in «Journal of pain and symp- tom management», 60(1), pp. e70-e76
    14
    Shockley K.M., Clark M.A., Dodd H., King E.B. (2021), Work-family strategies during Covid-19: Examining gender dynamics among dual-earner couples with young chil- dren, in «Journal of Applied Psychology», 106(1), 15-28
    https://doi.org/10.1037/apl0000857
    15
    International Labour Organization (2021), Building Forward Fairer: Women’s rights to work and at work at the core of the Covid-19 recovery
    https://www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/groups/public/---dgreports/---gender/documents/publication/wcms_814499.pdf
    16
    de Miranda D.M., da Silva Athanasio B., Oliveira A.C.S., Simoes-e-Silva A.C. (2020), How is Covid-19 pandemic impacting mental health of children and adolescents?, in «Inter- national Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction», 51, 101845
    17
    The same conclusions were reached by Yassim and Saleh: “First, there is need to shelf-away the hitherto practiced doctrine that global crises and problems are confronted through local responses”, Yassim N. , Saleh S. , The world after Covid-19: Reflections on Global Health and Policy, in «Ann. Glob. Health», 2021 Jul 23
    18
    Grossman I., Twardus O., How Life Could Get Bet- ter (or Worse) After Covid
    https://greatergood.berkeley.edu
    19
    Ducourtlieux C., Gautheret J., Hivert A.F., Su R., Bran M. , Wieder T. , Morel S. (2020), En Europe, l’exaspera- tion grandit face aux mesures anti-Covid-19, in «Le Monde», 19/9/2020
    20
    Pozzi P. (ed.) (2021), Small dictionary of the great digital transformation, edited by Pozzi, Aras edizioni, voice Public opinion
    21
    Fouks S. (2020), Pandemie mediatique, Editions Plon.
    22
    The Covid-19 pandemic has accentuated an ero- sion in civility in academic discourse, leading to deep divisions being played out in social, mass, and profes- sional media; Bhopal R., Munro A.P.S. (2021), Scholarly communications harmed by Covid-19, in «British Medical Journal», 06/04/2021, 372n.742
    23
    According to an extremely approximate calcula- tion about 5 million people, Source UNHCR
    24
    IFOP poll, Jean Jaurès – Yalta European Strategy, March 2022
    25
    Harris Poll, Le regard de Français sur la guerre entre la Russie et l’Ukraine, 27/02/2022
    Most read
    In this Issue