Discussion on COVID 19

As it has been known that COVID 19 has been omitted on the last of 2019 mainly in the China who is the main suspect of this disease. The disease is mainly referred with respiratory system. in this regard a study has been included in this and the man aim of study is to mention some of the public and social health measures which has been used for decreasing and stooping the spread of this viral infection on national and international level. (Vital, 2020) Despite from this in this study the measures which has been involved will help in reducing the transmission of COVID-19 Pandemic. In this regard some of the precautionary measures has been introduced and announced by WHO and the most significant measure is physical and social distancing and it has been thinked that these measures reduce the expansion of disease by stopping the chain of transmission and further for having the new case. Having these measures of public health community would maintain the balance with adaptive strategies to boost up the society resilience and social connectivity to secure and protect supply of food and income mainly.  

The arrangement of public health measures to stages of spread in a public is not secure in stepping-stone. Countries may desire to stipulate which measures have to be adopt at every level and appraisal the condition on daily basis. A bundle of procedures might be implemented at local, provincial or nationwide level and attuned as required, taking into account in approaches such as culture, living atmosphere, topography and communication to required resources. (Ze, Shi, & Wang, 2020) All measures should be attended with strong, available and unvarying risk conversation to elaborate the response strategy and allow individuals to develop conversant decisions to secure themselves and help attain the public health goalmouth of conclusion the eruption.

References of COVID 19

Vital, S. (2020). he epidemiological characteristics of an outbreak of 2019 novel coronavirus diseases (COVID-19)—China. China CDC Weekly, 113-122.

Ze, X., Shi, L., & Wang, Y. (2020). Pathological findings of COVID-19 associated with acute respiratory distress syndrome. The Lancet respiratory medicine, 420-422.