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LEARNING LESSONS FROM THE PAST IN COMBATING THE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) PANDEMIC

YENİ CORONA PANDEMİSİ (COVİD-19) İLE MÜCADELEDE GEÇMİŞTEN DERS ÇIKARTMAK

Pages
468–481
Publication Date
2022-10-12
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Those applied and not implemented would be evaluated after the outbreak and would remain as a lesson from the past for future outbreaks.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In the biggest pandemic of the 21st century, which is still visible in the world, we aimed to compile the past preparations and the effects of these preparations on the new coronavirus outbreak (Covid-19).
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Key Findings & Data:Pandemics have caused millions of people to become ill, disabled, and killed for centuries.
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Conclusion & Impact:Those applied and not implemented would be evaluated after the outbreak and would remain as a lesson from the past for future outbreaks.
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Abstract

In the biggest pandemic of the 21st century, which is still visible in the world, we aimed to compile the past preparations and the effects of these preparations on the new coronavirus outbreak (Covid-19). Pandemics have caused millions of people to become ill, disabled, and killed for centuries. Thanks to past pandemics that deeply affect society's health, socially and economically, preparations were made again against possible pandemics. Preparations may not go as planned. Desperation may occur for unforeseen situations. Despite these despair, the tool that can contribute to practice besides the basic principles in combating pandemics can be obtained from the past. Like any epidemic, a pandemic would end one day eventually. Those applied and not implemented would be evaluated after the outbreak and would remain as a lesson from the past for future outbreaks.

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Dünya'da halen görülmeye devam eden 21. yüzyılın en büyük pandemisinde geçmişten bugüne yapılanhazırlıklar ve bu hazırlıkların yeni coronavirüs salgını (Covid-19) üzerine etkilerini derlemeyi amaçladık.Pandemiler yüzyıllardır milyonlarca insanın hastalanmasına, sakat kalmasına ve ölümüne neden olmuştur.Toplumu sağlık, sosyal ve ekonomik olarak derinden etkileyen geçmiş pandemiler sayesinde tekrar olasıpandemilere karşı hazırlıklar yapılagelmiştir. Yapılan hazırlıklar planlandığı gibi gitmeyebilir. Ön görülemeyendurumlara yönelik çaresizlikler oluşabilir. Bu çaresizliklere rağmen pandemi ile mücadelede temel ilkeleryanında uygulamada katkı sağlayabilecek araç mutlaka geçmişten edinilebilir. Pandemi her salgın gibi bir günmutlaka sona erecektir. Salgın sonrasında uygulananlar ve uygulanmayanlar değerlendirilecek, geleceksalgınlara geçmişten bir ders olarak kalacaktır.

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ÖZTAŞ, D., ÖZLÜ, A. (2022). LEARNING LESSONS FROM THE PAST IN COMBATING THE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) PANDEMIC. Ankara Medical Journal, Cilt: 20 - Sayı: 2, 468–481. https://ajindex.com/articles/441824

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