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. 2021 Sep 10;16(1):46.
doi: 10.1186/s13017-021-00393-w.

A pandemic recap: lessons we have learned

Federico Coccolini  1 Enrico Cicuttin  2 Camilla Cremonini  2 Dario Tartaglia  2 Bruno Viaggi  3 Akira Kuriyama  4 Edoardo Picetti  5 Chad Ball  6 Fikri Abu-Zidan  7 Marco Ceresoli  8 Bruno Turri  9 Sumita Jain  10 Carlo Palombo  11 Xavier Guirao  12 Gabriel Rodrigues  13 Mahir Gachabayov  14 Fernando Machado  15 Lostoridis Eftychios  16 Souha S Kanj  17 Isidoro Di Carlo  18 Salomone Di Saverio  19 Vladimir Khokha  20 Andrew Kirkpatrick  21 Damien Massalou  22 Francesco Forfori  23 Francesco Corradi  23 Samir Delibegovic  24 Gustavo M Machain Vega  25 Massimo Fantoni  26 Demetrios Demetriades  27 Garima Kapoor  28 Yoram Kluger  29 Shamshul Ansari  30 Ron Maier  31 Ari Leppaniemi  32 Timothy Hardcastle  33 Andras Vereczkei  34 Evika Karamagioli  35 Emmanouil Pikoulis  35 Mauro Pistello  36 Boris E Sakakushev  37 Pradeep H Navsaria  38 Rita Galeiras  39 Ali I Yahya  40 Aleksei V Osipov  41 Evgeni Dimitrov  42 Krstina Doklestić  43 Michele Pisano  44 Paolo Malacarne  45 Paolo Carcoforo  46 Maria Grazia Sibilla  46 Igor A Kryvoruchko  47 Luigi Bonavina  48 Jae Il Kim  49 Vishal G Shelat  50 Jacek Czepiel  51 Emilio Maseda  52 Sanjay Marwah  53 Mircea Chirica  54 Giandomenico Biancofiore  55 Mauro Podda  56 Lorenzo Cobianchi  57   58 Luca Ansaloni  57   58 Paola Fugazzola  57   58 Charalampos Seretis  59 Carlos Augusto Gomez  60 Fabio Tumietto  61 Manu Malbrain  62   63 Martin Reichert  64 Goran Augustin  65 Bruno Amato  66 Alessandro Puzziello  67 Andreas Hecker  68 Angelo Gemignani  69 Arda Isik  70 Alessandro Cucchetti  71   72 Mirco Nacoti  73 Doron Kopelman  74 Cristian Mesina  75 Wagih Ghannam  76 Offir Ben-Ishay  77 Sameer Dhingra  78 Raul Coimbra  79   80 Ernest E Moore  81 Yunfeng Cui  82 Martha A Quiodettis  83 Miklosh Bala  84 Mario Testini  85 Jose Diaz  86 Massimo Girardis  87 Walter L Biffl  88 Matthias Hecker  89 Ibrahima Sall  90 Ugo Boggi  91 Gabriele Materazzi  69 Lorenzo Ghiadoni  92 Junichi Matsumoto  93 Wietse P Zuidema  94 Rao Ivatury  95 Mushira A Enani  96 Andrey Litvin  97 Majdi N Al-Hasan  98 Zaza Demetrashvili  99 Oussama Baraket  100   101 Carlos A Ordoñez  102 Ionut Negoi  103 Ronald Kiguba  104 Ziad A Memish  105 Mutasim M Elmangory  106 Matti Tolonen  32 Korey Das  107 Julival Ribeiro  108 Donal B O'Connor  109 Boun Kim Tan  110 Harry Van Goor  111 Suman Baral  112 Belinda De Simone  113 Davide Corbella  114 Pietro Brambillasca  114 Michelangelo Scaglione  115 Fulvio Basolo  69 Nicola De'Angelis  116 Cino Bendinelli  117   118 Dieter Weber  119 Leonardo Pagani  120 Cinzia Monti  121 Gianluca Baiocchi  122 Massimo Chiarugi  2 Fausto Catena  9 Massimo Sartelli  123
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A pandemic recap: lessons we have learned

Federico Coccolini et al. World J Emerg Surg. .

Abstract

On January 2020, the WHO Director General declared that the outbreak constitutes a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. The world has faced a worldwide spread crisis and is still dealing with it. The present paper represents a white paper concerning the tough lessons we have learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. Thus, an international and heterogenous multidisciplinary panel of very differentiated people would like to share global experiences and lessons with all interested and especially those responsible for future healthcare decision making. With the present paper, international and heterogenous multidisciplinary panel of very differentiated people would like to share global experiences and lessons with all interested and especially those responsible for future healthcare decision making.

Keywords: Biology; Ethics; Health care; International; Pandemia; Policy; Politics; Reflection; Thoughts.

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All authors declare that they have no conflict of interest.

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