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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in January 2023 and the risk of importation. Methods: According to the daily COVID-19 data publicly released by Johns Hopkins University, combined with the travel restrictions published by Sherpa, an epidemiological description method was used to provide a comprehensive and timely assessment of the global epidemic risk through a general overview, a comprehensive assessment of the epidemic trends in each continent and key countries, as well as a comprehensive analysis of the epidemic and travel requirements in 14 neighbouring countries. Results: Compared with the previous month, the number of confirmed cases and deaths respectively decreased by 40.37% and increased by 147.95% globally in January 2023. Daily new confirmed cases showed a decreasing trend, while deaths in all continents stayed stable except Asia in January. The time taken for every 50 million new confirmed cases and 500 thousand deaths globally has increased slightly. The number of deaths in Japan, America, China, and Australia increased rapidly. Zambia, Argentina, New Zealand and Mexico were the countries that showed a sharp rise in the number of deaths in January. Russia was the country with special concern among the 14 neighbouring countries. Conclusion: The global daily new confirmed cases and deaths showed a downward trend in January, but the epidemic situation was prominent in some regions and countries. It is necessary to continuously monitor countries with global focus and establish a communication mechanism with relevant agencies to exchange information and provide timely warnings.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in December 2022 and the risk of importation. Methods: According to the daily COVID-19 data publicly released by Johns Hopkins University, combined with the policy stringency index published by the University of Oxford, an epidemiological description method was used to provide a comprehensive and timely assessment of the global epidemiological risk overview, a comprehensive assessment of the epidemic trends in each continent and key countries, as well as a comprehensive analysis of the epidemic and prevention and control policies in 14 neighboring countries. The assessment results for each country are expressed as countries of gl, "countries of the general concern in each continent" and "neighboring countries of special concern". Results: Compared with the previous month, the number of confirmed cases and deaths respectively increased by 38.92% and 25.95% globally in February 2022. Daily new confirmed cases and deaths in the Asia continued to rise in December. The time taken for every new 50 mill confirmed cases and 50 thousand deaths globally has increased significantly. Japan, Korea, America and France were countries with global concern. Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Mauritius and Australia were the countries of general concern in each continent. Russia with was the special count among the 14 neighboring countries. Conclusion: The global daily new confirmed cases and deaths showed a downward trend after mid-December, but the epidemic situation was prominent in some regions and countries. information and provide timely warnings.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in October 2022 and the risk of importation.
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Objectives: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in September 2022 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in August 2022 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in May 2022 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: This study conducted bibliometric analysis of COVID-19 related literature, to understand the research status of COVID-19, explore the latest progress and research trends in the field of COVID-19 research, and provide data support for the construction of a comprehensive and detail system based on COVID-19 literature.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in March 2022 and the risk of importation.
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This workshop will provide health science librarians and information professionals at any level/context with an overview of the best practices in finding and identifying the best scientific evidence during novel public health emergencies. Attendees will be presented with an overview of a best practices statement developed by the Librarian Reserve Corps. Attendees will then apply the recommendations from the best practices statement in designing a plan to respond to real-life case study/information request during a public health emergency. A discussion period will follow on how to apply the best practices in other contexts, environments, and cultures. Attendees will also be invited to share their own experiences and best practices during the discussion session. Through hands-on learning and discussion, librarians and information professionals at any level/context will develop strategies to find and critically appraise the best evidence in any novel public health emergency situation. Introduction: To inform the design of a consumer health strategy for a provincial health library system, the library sought to understand patient challenges and barriers in accessing quality sources of health information. Description: Over a period of three months in the winter of 2020-2021, the library engaged in semi-structured interviews with relevant clinical and corporate stakeholders. Program leads were asked about their role in consumer health information provision and support, and where they saw gaps and opportunities within the organization. Answers were themed and analyzed, and an internal report was produced to guide next steps in developing a consumer health strategy. Outcomes: The environmental scan showed that there are clear challenges and barriers for patients in accessing quality health information. Barriers include the duration of interaction with a healthcare practitioner;the specificity of patient information needs;and the organizational emphasis on a single enterprise-wide patient information resource. More significant challenges include language;lack of health information literacy skills;and low digital literacy among certain populations. Discussion: The environmental scan results provided strong rationale for developing a cohesive consumer health strategy for the library. They highlighted valuable but disjointed resources and programs throughout the organization. A Consumer Health Framework was drafted to guide the library in setting achievable goals and leveraging existing supports. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic it was not possible to engage directly with patients for the initial scan, however consultation with patient advisory groups is now being planned to check and validate the library’s direction.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19)in January 2022 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19)in December 2021 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in November 2021 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in October 2021 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in September 2021 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in August 2021 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in July 2021 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in June 2021 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in May 2021 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in April 2021 and the risk of importation.
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Objective: To assess the global epidemic of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) in March 2021 and the risk of importation.