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Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‐19): not one epidemic but four

机译:2019年冠状病毒病(COVID‐19):不是一种流行病而是四种

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At this crucial time, it is correct to focus on controlling the COVID‐19 epidemic using the meagre tools we have available – social distancing, hand washing, protection of healthcare workers as critical infrastructure and expansion of testing as much as possible combined with quarantine to prevent community spread. However, we are faced with at least three other contemporaneous epidemics that we also need to manage: more morbidity and mortality from non‐COVID‐19‐related acute disease, increased harm due to diminished support for patients with chronic disease and a mental health epidemic across society but likely to be concentrated in front line workers. Understanding the risks related to these additional epidemics occurring in close proximity – worse outcomes for acute and chronic non‐COVID‐19 illnesses and an increase in mental health disorders related to trauma, especially in first responders – may help us to reduce them.
机译:在这个关键时刻,使用我们可用的微薄工具专注于控制COVID-19流行是正确的-社会隔离,洗手,作为关键基础设施的医护人员保护以及尽可能多的检测与检疫相结合防止社区传播。但是,我们还面临着至少三个同时期的流行病,我们还需要处理:非COVID-19相关急性疾病的更多发病率和死亡率,由于对慢性病和精神卫生疾病患者的支持减少而造成的伤害增加跨社会,但很可能集中在一线工人上。了解与这些近距离发生的额外流行病相关的风险-急性和慢性非COVID-19疾病的预后较差,以及与创伤有关的心理健康障碍的增加,尤其是在急救人员中-可能有助于我们减少此类疾病。

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