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2nd International Conference on Advance Computing and Innovative Technologies in Engineering, ICACITE 2022 ; : 390-394, 2022.
Article in English | Scopus | ID: covidwho-1992630

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The Corona virus also called SARS- CoV-2which spreads a disease called COVID-19. It has been documented that this disease has been spreading at an exponential rate and conquered 6 out of 7 continents sparing Antarctica. Since its outbreak it has been a close end to most industries and did not spare the consumer able industry. The pandemic creates a new door in digital transformation. Indian economy is adversely affected due the consequences of COVID-19. The traditional model of doing business has to be change as per the demand of current situations. The transformation in the context of digital is observed in all the sectors i.e., in culture, organization as well as in the work execution of an organization, in the industries as well as in the ecosystem via a smart assimilation of digital technologies, procedure and proficiency in every level and functions. The technologies are leveraged with digital transformation (also DX or DT) for creating worth for different stakeholders (customers in the broadest possible sense), create as well as obtain the potential for swiftly adjusting with the circumstances that are ever changing. Transformation done on digitalized mode is a strategy where any product or services are sold and promoted to the buyers digitally, it has removed the role of any mediator. COVID-19 is affects the whole world and it create a social distancing among the consumers, which in turns affecting a lot of businesses. A broad categories of industries and business will affect because of social distancing. In this study a perceived way out is suggested as a concept of Digital Transformation. The buying culture and the parameters might change due to social distancing. This research is conducted to see how the consumer's buying behaviour will change after the crisis of COVID-19. The consumer is transforming the traditional methods of buying goods and services by using online tools and techniques. According to the studies, the model of digital marketing has entered in our visualization for learning the techniques which are best for marketing strategies from various leading and successful companies. One thing is important that the demand and supply of commodities will marginally remain the same after the recovery of COVID-19, the only changes will come in terms of the buying behaviour of the customers. Consumer will make a habit to buy digitally and directly from the producers as precautionary measure. © 2022 IEEE.

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Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research ; 14(7):13-15, 2021.
Article in English | EMBASE | ID: covidwho-1344639

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The pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) struck the globe in December 2019, killing lakhs of people and it is continuing in many countries to create havoc. There are lakhs of publications creating evidence about the management of the disease. After seeing thousands of cases, we formed opinions in each field of management and these findings may look more logical. We accept that our opinions differ subtly from the evidence. Regarding the transmission of the disease, it is spread from person to person through inhaled aerosols. If this is going to be 100% true, then the need for personal protective equipment covering the legs seems illogical. Povidone-iodine is antiviral and spreading the same as an ointment inside the nose must be effective to decrease viral load. The other antivirals with questionable efficiency like remdesivir are being used frequently, especially in the pulmonary phase. There are no clear-cut guidelines for primary contacts. Any protective drug intake could have decreased the transmission. It’s a simple logic that the act of sneezing will decrease the viral load. The practice of inhaling turmeric smoke to induce sneezing in the outdoor could have decreased the viral load. We opine that a lymphopenia of <15% can predict a worse outcome in the next 2 days. A computerized computed tomography scan of the chest is to be taken 7 days after the onset of symptoms as the disease usually enters the pulmonary phase only then. The date of onset of symptoms rather than the positive testing date should be considered for timeline management of the case. The undue tachycardia in the 1st week and desaturation below 92% in the 2nd week are the warning signs. The steroids are to be usually prescribed after the 5–6 days. The roles of psychiatric counseling and nutrition were largely underplayed.

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