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Norms, beliefs, and practices relevant to the prevention of COVID-19 in the Middle East and North Africa: a literature analysis

Description

The review focuses on social and cultural barriers and enablers to a number of practices relating to prevention, detection and response to COVID-19. Specifically: effective hand and respiratory hygiene; physical distancing, immunisation, testing, case reporting, contact tracing, health-seeking, antenatal and PNC care-seeking, quarantine and isolation, home-based care and shielding of high-risk populations. These practices or public health measures have been variously recommended or mandated by governments and international organisations across the region. They were identified as key practices for the prevention of subsequent waves of COVID-19 as restrictions and lockdown measures are eased.

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DETAILS

Publication

2021

Authors

UNICEF

Emergency

COVID-19, Epidemics

Scope

Social science

Language

English

Region

Middle East and North Africa

Keywords

social norms, FAQ

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