UC Reveals Parts of Their 2022 Plan for Returning to Campus
UC have revealed parts of their plan for a full community wide return to campus. This is what is know thus far and more information will be coming.
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ACT Mask Mandate Returns
The ACT Government has reintroduced an indoor mask mandate, and this is what it means for you.
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An Evaluation of Australia’s Health Care Systems Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Ciara Emerson explores the highs and lows of the Australian healthcare system during the CVID-19 pandemic.
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Zeros and Crosses: A Game of COVID-19 Public Health Policy in Europe.
“I was talking to a colleague recently when she suggested that the success of North Korea’s COVID-19 management was due to a policy ordering anyone who tested positive to be shot. While this was clearly, at least I hope, a callous and morbid joke. It made me wonder. How close does this fabricated utilitarian approach mirror health policy in the world currently?”
Jonathan Tracey looks at inequality in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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COVID-19 Lessons from the Republic of Korea for Sweden: Taking Initiative in Humility and Caution
Lotta Pyykkoenen compares the pandemic responses of the Republic of Korea and Sweden, finding lessons to better tackle health crises in the future.
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South Korea: A COVID-19 Success Story to Country in Crisis
South Korea had early successes in it’s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. But eventually, case numbers multiplied and the outbreak continued to grow.
Georgia Hockley takes us into South Korea’s response and looks into how their public health measures fared over time
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Costly Gambles and Effective Execution: Pandemic Lessons from Sweden and Singapore.
As each country tackles the COVID-19 pandemic, we can learn from their successes and their failures.
Joe Fletcher takes us inside Sweden’s unconventional and Singapores head-on approach.
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Do COVID-19 Lockdowns Reduce Healthcare Equity in Robust Systems?
Considered two of the most successful healthcare systems globally, albeit, for different reasons, Sweden and Singapore have chosen dramatically different approaches when it comes to the COVID-19 response.
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Science Comes Up Trumps: The USA, COVID & What Went Wrong
“When we think of risk factors relating to the Covid-19 pandemic we may think of age or underlying health conditions, but for Americans, the biggest risk factor was President Trump.”
Lily Leckie explores the USA’s response to COVID-19.
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Covid-19 Pandemic: Singapore’s Recipe to Success
What is the secret to Singapore COVID response? Karolin Ros Rajendran explores the policies and decisions that shaped Singapore’s COVID-19 response.
Published with the support of Danish Ahmad and the Faculty of Health
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