49% of fitness staff surveyed in a survey commissioned through WISH agree that fitness systems lack preparedness to handle fitness emergencies
DOHA, Qatar /PRNewswire/ — Current pressures due to inadequate funding, shortages and inadequate preparation mean that fitness systems around the world cannot cope with some other pandemic, a foreign survey to assess the effects of COVID-19 on fitness and caregivers has revealed.
49% of fitness professionals surveyed in countries such as the UK, US and THE UK. The U. S. , Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, India and Brazil agreed that unpreparedness is one of the biggest threats facing their national fitness systems if the pandemic is on the heels of COVID-19 in the next five years.
The survey was commissioned through the Global Health Innovation Summit (WISH), the Qatar Foundation’s global fitness initiative, and conducted through YouGov.
The studies looked at the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the lives of fitness and care staff. He also tried to perceive the emotions of the fitness staff about his office and career as he sought to explore what they envision as the long career of health care.
When examining the things that make global fitness systems vulnerable to failure in the event of a new pandemic, 60% of fitness professionals pointed to a lack of financial support and 55% pointed to skills shortages as the top threat to the effectiveness of fitness systems.
In addition, 44% said the inability to take good care of patients was also a major risk to their national fitness systems.
“Our findings highlight some of the critical and demanding situations that the COVID-19 pandemic has imposed on us over the past two years, and that those caring for us are still looking to mitigate today. As an advocate for a healthier world through collaboration, we urge governments, industry leaders and policymakers to leverage this data and paints to build next-generation fitness systems that are better prepared to deal with similar demanding situations in the future, for quality of care and, above all, to facilitate the felt load through our fitness staff,” said Sultana Afdhal, executive director of WISH.
“The existing pandemic has forced fitness systems to create pressing reaction measures such as capacity expansion, infection control, transition to remote care models, and mass vaccination, among others. It is mandatory to take stock of demanding situations and for facilitators to respond. at the national level, as well as creating opportunities to boost the exchange of methods internationally,” Afdhal explained.
WISH is a global platform that brings together fitness experts, policymakers and innovators to come together for the purpose of building a more fitness world. The biennial Wish summit aims to showcase WISH’s evidence-based studies and talk about how to translate those findings into practical, policy-oriented responses that help fitnesscare delivery around the world.
The sixth edition of the summit is scheduled from October 4 to 6 in Doha, Qatar and virtually, under the slogan “Healing the future”. The summit will explore in depth the legacy of COVID-19 from a variety of angles, adding how to build more resilient and sustainable fitness systems, improve our reaction to the intellectual fitness crisis facing fitness care workers, and leverage immediate advances in pharmaceutical innovation that has faced the pandemic.
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To learn more about WISH, visit www. wish. org. qa.
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