Lesson learned and not learned in COVID -19 PANDEMIC
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The document discusses lessons learned and not learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. It notes that disease was treated as a disaster rather than understood transmission dynamics. Guidelines changed frequently. Preparations only focused on approved hospitals. The private sector and community participation were not involved. Effective implementation of masks, distancing, and hygiene was lacking. It argues the vaccination strategy should consider demand, waste, hesitancy, access, trust, and supply at the city, state, ward and family levels. Community participation and inter-sectoral coordination are needed, along with primary healthcare development, to manage pandemics.
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Lesson learned and not learned in COVID -19 PANDEMIC
- 1. LESSONS LEARNED AND NOT LEARNED IN PANDEMIC Dr Harivansh Chopra National President-Elect , IAPSM Former Professor & HOD Community Medicine, LLRM Medical College, Meerut
- 2. WHAT IS THE MEANING OF LESSON LEARNED?
- 3. DISEASE WAS TREATED AS DISASTER
- 5. PUBLIC HEALTH EXPERTS WERE NOT CONSULTED
- 7. FREQUENT CHANGE IN GUIDELINES BY ICMR GOVT / CDC / WHO / REPUTED JOURNALS
- 8. RISK MITIGATION VS COMPULSORY QUARANTINE AND HOSPITALISATION
- 9. PREPARATIONS WERE MADE FOR TREATMENT IN APPROVED HOSPITALS ONLY
- 10. NO FEEDBACK MECHANISM ON INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES
- 11. ROLE OF MEDIA IN CREATING PANIC
- 12. PRIVATE SECTOR WAS NOT INVOLVED
- 13. NO EFFORT WAS MADE TO REDUCE SUFFERING
- 14. INABILITY TO STOP BLACK MARKETING AND HOARDING OF DRUGS AND MATERIAL
- 15. LACK OF PROPER IMPLEMENTATION OF MASK, DISTANCE AND HYGIENE
- 16. VACCINE IS A BIG BOON
- 18. BLINDLY FOLLOWED THE INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY
- 20. Factors to Consider DEMAND WASTAGE HESITANCY ACCESS TRUST VACCINATION STRATEGY SUPPLY
- 23. COVID APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR Mask Distance Hygiene
- 25. HOW TO INCREASE MASK USE ? IEC MOHALLA COMMITTEE MICRO PLANNING
- 26. NGO & COMMUNITY LEADERS SURVEILLANCE PRIVATE PRACTITIONERS MUNICIPAL BODY HEALTH TREATMENT CENTERS POLICE PUBLIC HEALTH EXPERT QUARANTINE CENTERS MICRO- PLANNING ROBUST IEC FREE SUPPLY OF FOOD & MILK POLITICAL WILL
- 27. LACK OF COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION AND INTER-SECTORAL COORDINATION
- 28. PRIMARY HEALTH CARE DEVELOPMENT IS STILL NOT FOCUSED AND IMPLEMENTED
- 29. NO PANDEMIC CAN BE MANAGED IN THE HOSPITAL AND NO PANDEMIC CAN BE PREVENTED BY THE GOVT
- 30. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL RING When natural and artificial (vaccine) immunity both are available then the golden epidemiological ring is formed and disease is effectively controlled.