Handbook Of Pandemic Management: The Case Of Covid-19

The Handbook of Pandemic Management: The Case of COVID-19 (First Edition) is an informal collaboration between students and academics of the University of Cambridge and of the National University of Singapore. The Handbook aims to collate, clarify, and present key information across various disciplines so that it may be of use to policymakers and organisations. We want to capture all aspects of pandemic management, medical and non-medical, as the repercussions on society and the planet stretch far beyond the biology of a virus. Therefore, we have commissioned chapters on public health, medicine, innovative design and engineering, and policy and management. Each chapter contains a discussion of current knowledge and its application, successful and unsuccessful case studies and take stock of developments across the world. Operating like a think tank, we provide analysis and advice for diverse topics including: Innovative design of PPE and medical care devices; 3D printing essential parts; digital technologies in medical care; medical AI; rapid COVID diagnostic tests; legal concerns in a pandemic; the biology and research processes behind vaccines; the anatomy behind COVID-19 swabs; psychiatry in pandemics; cost-benefit analysis in COVID-19 public policymaking; and the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare professionalism. You can find out more about our project athttps://handbookofpandemicmanagement. wordpress.com-- Our Editorial Team --Chief Editor: Dr Emily Marr (Cambridge) Deputy Editor: Alice Jin (Cambridge)Deputy Editor: Joycelyn Soo (Singapore)
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