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The Turning Point

Reflections on a Pandemic

9780197749685
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Opis
In the early years of COVID-19, Americans witnessed the intersection of a global pandemic, an economic collapse, and civil unrest that galvanized the country and the world and ushered in an era of unprecedented disruption. Three years later, we can begin to reflect on the experience of the pandemic and ask ourselves how the lessons of that experience can inform a healthier present and future. The Turning Point:: Reflections on a Pandemic examines the first years of COVID-19 through the lens of population health, revealing a critical turning point in our engagement with key public health issues. Through a series of short, provocative essays, the authors leverage their experience as prominent public health leaders to untangle the social, economic, environmental, and political forces at work in our response to the pandemic. Combining cutting-edge data with philosophicalinsights, these bold and revelatory essays encourage us to broaden and sharpen our vision of health and renegotiate policies that can allow health to flourish in extraordinary-and ordinary-times.
Szczegóły produktu
OUP USA
102501
9780197749685
9780197749685

Opis

Rok wydania
2024
Numer wydania
1
Oprawa
miękka foliowana
Liczba stron
232
Wymiary (mm)
140 x 210
Waga (g)
272
  • Acknowledgments; Dedication; Preface; Section 1. LESSONS; 1. From Theory to Practice; 2. Next Time, Testing First; 3. The Irreplaceable Public Sector; 4. Holding Our Breath; 5. The Challenge of Addressing Multiple Crises; 6. The Invisible Mental Health Burdens of a Pandemic; 7. Pandemics and Prisons; 8. The Necessity of Speaking with Care; 9. Health Behavior; 10. The Caring Infrastructure; 11. Does Today Matter More Than Tomorrow?; 12. Telling Different Stories with the Same Data; 13. How Our Expectations Shape Our Perceptions of Reality; 14. Can Contact Tracing Work Here?; 15. Prescription Against Worry; Section 2. STORY; 16. Political Decisions and Science; 17. Should We Be More Upset By This?; 18. The Responsibility of Experts; 19. Defining Our Goalposts; 20. The Limits of Our Science; 21. The National Character; 22. The Right to Bear News; 23. The Story of COVID-19; 24. Why Did We Close Schools?; 25. The Limits of Our Tolerance; 26. Mismanaging Messages; 27. The Vaccination Glass Half Full; Section 3. ETHICS; 28. Time for an Ethics Refresh?; 29. Who Goes First?; 30. Whats Most Important?; 31. Achieving Health Equity, Efficiently; 32. The Long Shadow of Medical Racism; 33. Health Inequities Beyond COVID-19; 34. A Hard Weight; 35. Mandating Vaccines; 36. Leaving the World Behind; 37. Digital Surveillance; 38. Balancing Autonomy and Individual Responsibility; 39. Profits and Profiteering; Section 4. EMOTIONS; 40. Grief and Loss; 41. Recognizing and Moving Beyond Our Collective Grief; 42. Epistemic Humility During a Global Pandemic; 43. The Selling of Vaccines; 44. Will We Stop Being Afraid?; 45. Hope Dies Last; 46. Can We Forget?; 47. The Centrality of Compassion; 48. False Confidence; 49. A Tale of Volition; 50. Trust and COVID-19; Section 5. THE FUTURE; 51. The New Us?; 52. Who Decides?; 53. Fixing Our Health System After COVID-19; 54. HIV and COVID-19; 55. Guns and the Unanticipated Consequences of COVID-19; 56. Policies That Persist; 57. The Invisible Work of Public Health; 58. Will Better Public Health Funding Be Enough?; 59. Chronic COVID; 60. COVID-19 Collectivism; 61. Can We Be Led?; 62. COVID-19 and the Office; 63. A COVID-19 Poverty Surprise; 64. Is it Over Yet?; 65. Now What?; Sources;
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