Global Health Security Index Scores are associated with Covid-19 Pandemic Health and Macroeconomic Outcomes

Matt Boyd, Michael G Baker, Nick Wilson
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Background Past studies show a mixed relationship between the Global Health Security (GHS) Index and Covid-19 pandemic health outcomes. While some recent work suggests higher GHS Index scores are associated with better mortality outcomes there remains scope for additional analyses considering island nations and macroeconomic outcomes of the pandemic.
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全球健康安全指数得分与 Covid-19 大流行病健康和宏观经济结果相关联
背景 过去的研究表明,全球健康安全(GHS)指数与 Covid-19 大流行病健康结果之间的关系不一。最近的一些研究表明,全球健康安全指数越高,死亡率越低,但考虑到岛国和大流行病的宏观经济结果,仍有进一步分析的余地。
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