菲律宾棉兰老岛部分地区与感染COVID-19相关的风险因素

Q3 Multidisciplinary Philippine Journal of Science Pub Date : 2023-03-07 DOI:10.56899/152.03.07
Charisse Miguel, G. Logrosa, Leo Manuel B. Estaña, G. Tupas, Z. P. Lachica, P. Alviola
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2019冠状病毒病疫情已成为一场全球卫生危机,需要立即予以关注,制定不同的干预措施。虽然已经进行了几项研究,以了解其动态,以确定最弱势群体,但与感染COVID-19相关的因素在不同社区的不同影响要求对其风险进行本地化了解。因此,本研究旨在分析棉兰老岛选定地区在大规模疫苗接种前感染COVID-19可能性的风险因素。采用Probit和Logit模型分别分析了社会人口、经济和气候因素与棉兰老岛北部卫生部和三宝鄢半岛卫生部总共64,507和6,599个实验室结果之间的关系。在这两个地区,年龄、性别、是否为卫生工作者、是否有COVID-19密切接触以及是否实施社区检疫对COVID-19感染的可能性有显著影响。此外,在棉兰老岛北部,旅行史、降雨、贫困发生率和改良一般社区检疫的实施等因素也对感染该病的可能性产生了显著影响。该研究为制定针对具体情况的干预措施提供了经验证据,以有效管理和准备未来的COVID-19疫情和其他具有类似动态的传染病。
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Risk Factors Associated with Contracting COVID-19 Infection in Selected Regions of Mindanao, Philippines
The COVID-19 outbreak has become a global health crisis requiring immediate attention to develop different interventions. While several studies were done to understand its dynamics to determine the most vulnerable groups, the differential effects of the factors associated with contracting COVID-19 in different communities call for a localized understanding of its risks. Thus, this study aimed to analyze the risk factors that drive the likelihood of contracting COVID-19 in selected regions of Mindanao during the pre-mass vaccination period. Probit and Logit models were employed to analyze the association of the socio-demographic, economic, and climatic factors to a total of 64,507 and 6,599 laboratory results from the Department of Health Region Northern Mindanao and the Zamboanga Peninsula, respectively. In both regions, age, sex, being a health worker, having COVID-19 close contact, and the implementation of the General Community Quarantine were found to significantly affect the likelihood of acquiring the COVID-19 disease. In addition, in Northern Mindanao, factors such as travel history, rainfall, poverty incidence, and the implementation of the Modified General Community Quarantine were also found to significantly affect the likelihood of acquiring the disease. This study provides empirical evidence for developing context-specific interventions to effectively manage and prepare for future COVID-19 outbreaks and other infectious diseases with similar dynamics.
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