COVID-19 and Dementia Care: Lessons for the Future
Family caregivers hold a critical role in the health care system and the economy, but do not receive adequate support and recognition.
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Read more: A Critical Analysis of the Eurocentric Response to COVID-19: Data Colonialism A Critical Analysis of the Eurocentric Response to COVID-19: Data Colonialism
In affording asymmetric protection to those in the Global North, the technified coronavirus response exemplifies digital colonialism.
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Read more: Passing the Buck: What the CDC Guidance on Masks Gets Wrong About Public Health Passing the Buck: What the CDC Guidance on Masks Gets Wrong About Public Health
This shift in policy unfairly burdens small businesses and individuals to be the guardians of public health.
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Read more: Possibilities and Pitfalls of Health Reform Through Budget Reconciliation Possibilities and Pitfalls of Health Reform Through Budget Reconciliation
Expanding health insurance coverage may be on the menu through budget reconciliation.
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Read more: What Makes a Bad Public Health Decision? And How Can We Make Good Ones? What Makes a Bad Public Health Decision? And How Can We Make Good Ones?
Bad public health decisions are made in siloes. Good public health decisions require the pooled expertise of a multi-disciplinary, non-hierarchical team.
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Read more: Key Takeaways from Petrie-Flom Center Discussion on Vaccine Passports Key Takeaways from Petrie-Flom Center Discussion on Vaccine Passports
Highlights from a discussion of the ethical and legal implications of COVID-19 digital health passes, often called vaccine passports.
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Read more: Public Health Law vs. Individual Advice: Why Discarding Indoor Mask Mandates Is a Mistake Public Health Law vs. Individual Advice: Why Discarding Indoor Mask Mandates Is a Mistake
Public health measures should protect the larger population, including those who cannot be or have not yet been vaccinated.
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Read more: The Legality and Feasibility of COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates for Children The Legality and Feasibility of COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates for Children
Now that children over the age of 12 can get vaccinated against COVID-19, will immunization become a requirement for returning to school?
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Read more: Fake Vaccine Cards and the Challenges of Decentralized Health Data Fake Vaccine Cards and the Challenges of Decentralized Health Data
Without a centralized database of vaccination data, it will be that much harder to verify an individual’s eligibility to be a pass holder.
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Read more: Are COVID Certificates the Answer to Safe EU Travel During the Pandemic? Are COVID Certificates the Answer to Safe EU Travel During the Pandemic?
This blog post examines what the European Commission sees as the three main advantages of its Proposal for digital green certificates.
