COVID-19:我们受教育的最后时刻

G. Hastings
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COVID-19带来了困难和悲剧。卫生工作者不得不承担骇人听闻的风险;亲人正在逝去;封锁造成了巨大的痛苦而且,一如以往,在考验时期,弱势群体受到的打击最大。随着我们从阴影中走出来,既得利益集团和当前体制赢家的呼声将是迅速恢复一切正常。我们必须抵制这一点;一切照旧让我们陷入了困境。COVID-19试图告诉我们一些事情;我们健康教育工作者和社会营销人员必须倾听、思考,最重要的是采取行动。
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COVID-19: our last teachable moment
COVID-19 is bringing hardship and tragedy. Health workers are having to take appalling risks; loved ones are being lost; lockdown is causing great distress. And, as always in testing times, the disadvantaged are being hit worst. As we emerge from the shadows, the call from the vested interests, from the systems current winners, will be for a rapid return to business as usual. We must resist this; business as usual got us into this mess. COVID-19 is trying to tell us something; we health educators and social marketers must listen, think and, above all, take action.
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