About this Research Topic
Covid-19 has enabled a widespread cooperation and networking between scientists all over the world as well as from formerly distant disciplines. Using the COVID-19 pandemic as an example, the major goal of the present Research Topic is to collect interdisciplinary, transnational, and multimethod approaches dealing with vulnerability and resilience to systematize and further broaden the knowledge about the linkage of the two concepts on all three levels (individual, organizational, systemic).
We encourage articles from different disciplinary perspectives, e.g. medicine, science, social sciences, public health, nursing, veterinary medicine (one health approach) or psychology. Furthermore, we welcome submissions using mixed method approaches, qualitative approaches, theoretical approaches as well as case examples. By approaching the topic from different angles, we hope to shed more light on the topic of resilience and vulnerability in pandemics.
We particularly encourage contributions that include, but are not limited to, the following topics:
• Social, organizational, and systemic aspects and processes of vulnerabilities and resilience in the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Vulnerabilities and resilience factors of diverse population groups (e.g. women, young adults, the elderly, children) and professional groups (e.g. intensive care nurses, physicians, staff of emergency services) in the context of COVID-19.
• Human, societal, and ecological health during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Multi-level theoretical models or conceptualizations of vulnerabilities and resilience factors in pandemics.
Keywords: vulnerability, resilience, COVID-19 pandemic, burnout, anxiety
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