Discussing Applications in Sciences in the prevention of COVID-19*
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https://doi.org/10.47654/v26y2022i4p1-16Keywords:
Discussion, Applications, Decision Sciences, COVID-19Abstract
Purpose: The main purpose of this work is to provide an overview of the COVID-19 issue, this article discusses in detail and fully the important and meaningful applications of Decision Sciences to the prevention of COVID-19. Because COVID-19 is an extremely hot topic and the most fascinating question in recent years, the research on this topic is very interesting and noticed by scientists.
Design/methodology/approach: In the scope of this study, we first introduce definitions and issues related to COVID-19 and study the negative impacts of COVID-19 diseases on all sectors of society. We then provide a comprehensive introduction to the applied aspects of Decision Science in the prevention of COVID-19.
Findings: The findings of our research help people have a correct, complete, overview, and comprehensive view of the COVID-19 issue. All COVID-19 issues are discussed in great detail and completeness in this article.
Originality/value: All the issues discussed in this study are original and new in the literary literature.
Practical implications: This will help the countries’ leaders have the best way to fight the COVID-19 pandemic more effectively and cost-effectively.
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