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COVID, Volume 2, Issue 10

October 2022 - 13 articles

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Review

2 Citations

4,287 Views

38 Pages

Application of Artificial Intelligence Methods Depending on the Tasks Solved during COVID-19 Pandemic

Ivan Tolmachev,
Irina Kaverina,
Denis Vrazhnov,
Iurii Starikov,
Elena Starikova and
Evgeny Kostuchenko

COVID2022, 2(10), 1341-1378;https://doi.org/10.3390/covid2100098

28 September 2022

Health systems challenges that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic, such as a lack of resources and medical staff, are forcing solutions which optimize healthcare performance. One of the solutions is the development of clinical decision support syst...

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Article

4 Citations

5,875 Views

12 Pages

Subjective Reasons for COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy and Sociodemographic Predictors of Vaccination in Nigeria: An Online Survey

Muhammad Chutiyami,
Umar Muhammad Bello,
Dauda Salihu,
Mustapha Adam Kolo,
Abdalkarem Fedgash Alsharari,
Hadiza Sabo,
Mohammed Bukar,
Usman Shehu,
Haruna Adamu and
Hafsat Ibrahim Alkali
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COVID2022, 2(10), 1329-1340;https://doi.org/10.3390/covid2100097

25 September 2022

The purpose of this study was to examine the subjective reasons for hesitancy to receive COVID-19 vaccination and the sociodemographic factors associated with vaccination uptake. An online social media survey was conducted among the general Nigerian...

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Perspective

1 Citations

4,692 Views

26 Pages

Fear-Responses to Bat-Originating Coronavirus Pandemics with Respect to Quarantines Gauged in Relation to Postmodern Thought—Implications and Recommendations

Carol Nash

COVID2022, 2(10), 1303-1328;https://doi.org/10.3390/covid2100096

22 September 2022

Fear-responses to bat-originating coronavirus pandemics with respect to quarantine imposition are gathered and interpreted from large datasets, identified and disseminated by media. Responses are effectively gauged using postmodern thought with a con...

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