Chloe S Gordon, Lisa K Kervin, Sandra C Jones, Steven J Howard
Qualitative process evaluation of an Australian alcohol media literacy study: recommendations for designing culturally responsive school-based programs
BMC public health
coronavirus pandemic began december 2019 unprecedented impact global economy health systems infrastructure addition responsible significant mortality morbidity worldwide new normal brought along unforeseen challenges scientific community owing obstructions conducting fieldbased research lieu minimizing exposure inperson contact greater ramifications lmics adding already existing concerns response covid19 related movement restrictions public health researchers across countries switch remote data collections methods however impediments like lack awareness skepticism among participants dependence paperbased prescriptions dearth digitized patient records gaps connectivity reliance smart phones concerns participant privacy home greater loss followup act hurdles carrying research study virtually especially resourcelimited settings promoting health literacy science communication ensuring digitization health records hospitals employing measures encourage research participation among general public steps tackle barriers remote research long term covid19 may health emergency anymore immune future pandemics holistic approach research turning obstacles opportunities ensure comprehensive public health response coming time also bolster existing infrastructure stronger healthcare system countries