:: Volume 9, Issue 2 (Summer 2020) ::
مدیریت پرستاری 2020, 9(2): 20-32 Back to browse issues page
Unknown Disease Management (COVID-19) in the World: A Review Study
Seyed Hessam-aldin Hedayatzadeh1 , Ramin Bashirkhodaparasti2 , Hooshmand Bagheri garbollagh * , Mohsen Eynali4
1- 09143407639
2- 09141876206
semnan university, 09148166496 , h_bagheri@semnan.ac.ir
4- 09119690652
Abstract:   (6796 Views)
Introduction: Humans always are at risk of disease from viral emeregence. The SARS-CoV2, the cause of COVID-19, has recently led to the worldwide outbreak. In this regard, numerous efforst have been dedicated to develop strategies to overcome this problem.
Methods: The major databases including, Scince Direct, Web of Science, Scopus, Cockrain, Pubmed and etc. were searched carfully using approparite kaywords to find the papars have been published on the topic of interest. A number of 11 articles were found eligble to be included in this review.
Results: Due to the lack of standard and effective treatments or any prophilactic vaccines for the novle coronavirus, the best ways to avoid the infection spread in the current situation are the managament and controlling measures. Sufficient knowledge of the virus nature, as well as the correct decisions to take the personal protective and hygienic measures could be efficient in the management of this problem.
Conclusion: In spite of effects on physical health, COVID-19 has also resulted in major psychological illnesses, including stress and anxiety. Therefore, effective measure shuld be considered to mange the mental health issues arsied from this disease. It is also essential to prevent nosocomial infections of medical staff and patients by strengthening the management measures. Education of the medical staffs can also help them to edure the various problems in this situation.
 
Keywords: COVID-19, Coronavirus, Disease Management, Healthcare.
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Type of Study: case report | Subject: General
Received: 2020/Jul/Sun | Accepted: 2020/Aug/Sun | Published: 2020/Jun/Tue


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