The Impact of and Government Planning and Responses to Pandemics for People with Disability: A Rapid Review.
The Impact of and Government Planning and Responses to Pandemics for People with Disability: A Rapid Review.
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DOI：
10.3390/ijerph18126505
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发表时间：
2021-06-16
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通讯作者：
Disney G
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作者：
Gupta A;Kavanagh A;Disney G
2.整理以下方面的证据：（1）在传染病爆发和/或大流行期间残疾人的感染风险;（2）政府对残疾人的应对措施和大流行计划。方法-通过两次快速回顾，确定了2002年以来以英语发表的相关同行评议研究和灰色文献。以叙述方式合成数据。结果-目的1：在680项研究中，有2项研究被纳入综述。没有灰色文献符合纳入条件。关于风险的证据是不确定的。目标2：在50项研究中，包括3项同行评审研究，沿着4份政府报告。文献主要报道了为最大限度地预防COVID-19在普通人群中传播而采取的措施，只有少数项目包括残疾人。结论-总体而言，在传染病爆发和/或大流行期间，残疾人感染风险的证据不确定，政府对疾病爆发和/或大流行的准备和规划在很大程度上排除了残疾人。从人口健康的角度来看，在疾病爆发和大流行期间，包括COVID-19大流行，沿着一般人群，政府将残疾人纳入其大流行规划和应对非常重要。
Objective—To collate evidence on (1) the risk of infection for people with disability during infectious disease outbreaks and/or pandemics and (2) government responses and pandemic plans for people with disability. Methods—Through two rapid reviews, relevant peer-reviewed studies and grey literature published from 2002 onwards in the English language were identified. Data were synthesised narratively. Results—Aim 1: Of the 680 studies, two studies were included in the review. No grey literature was eligible for inclusion. The evidence regarding risk was inconclusive. Aim 2: Of the 50 studies, three peer-review studies, along with four government reports were included. The literature largely reported on measures being taken to maximise the prevention of transmission of COVID-19 for the general population, with only a few programs including people with disability. Conclusion—Overall, there is inconclusive evidence on the risk of infection for people with disability during infectious disease outbreaks and/or pandemics and the government preparedness and planning for disease outbreaks and/or pandemics largely exclude people with disability. From a population health perspective, during disease outbreaks and pandemics, including the COVID-19 pandemic, along with the general population, it is important for governments to include people with disability in their pandemic planning and response.
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