Epidemiology and psychosocial assessment of COVID-19 among workersof the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control infected with COVID-19
Background. COVID-19 is a global health crisis. By 2021, Nigeria had 230,000 cases. As the national public health institute, NCDC leads the COVID-19 response. Due to constant contact with infected patients, agency employees are at high-risk. Here, we describe the transmission and psychosocial effect...
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Main Authors: | Fatima Saleh (Author), David Idowu Olatunji (Author), Ehichioya Ofeimun (Author), Evaezi Okpokoro (Author), Emily Crawford (Author), Mahmood Dalhat (Author), Ehimario Igumbor (Author), Sunday Eziechina (Author), Stella Inweregbu (Author), Chinwe Lucia Ochu (Author), Ihekweazu Chikwe (Author) |
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