Correlation Between Social Capital and COVID-19 Indices: A Global Level Ecological Study

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MIRAHMADIZADEH ALIREZA; REZAEI FATEMEH; Jokari Kimia; MALEKI ZAHRA; Sahebi Roya; HASSANZADEH JAFAR; AKBARI ALI; LOTFI MEHRZAD; Dehghani Seyed Sina; JAFARI ALIREZA; GHELICHI GHOJOGH MOUSA

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Journal: Journal of Research and Health Year:2023 | Volume:13 | Issue:4 Page(s): 281-290

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Correlation Between Social Capital and COVID-19 Indices: A Global Level Ecological Study

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Coronavirus

Social capital

Ecologic study

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Background: Given that COVID-19 spreads worldwide, it has become a public health priority. This study aims to investigate the correlation between Social capital and the epidemiological indicators of COVID-19. Methods: This survey is an ecological study, so all studied variables are aggregated. To collect the variables in the study, a data set was provided, which included the information of each country based on the cumulative deaths, case fatality rate, recovery rate, and the number of performed COVID-19 tests. We drew scatter plots of the Social capital for the studied countries based on COVID-19 indices. Results: In all the studied countries, the highest cumulative incidence rate of COVID-19 cases was in Montenegro (60310. 56 per million), while the lowest cumulative incidence rate of cases was in Tanzania (8. 42 per million). The highest and lowest cumulative incidence rate of death due to COVID-19 was in Belgium (1425. 15 per million) and Burundi (0. 08 per million), respectively. Also, Social capital has a significant direct correlation with the cumulative incidence rate of cases (r=0. 42, P<0. 001), the cumulative incidence rate of death (r=0. 31, P<0. 001), and the number of performed COVID-19 diagnostic tests per million. Social capital was correlated with recovery and mortality rates (r=-0. 21, P=0. 007). Conclusion: Considering that Social capital has a statistically significant relationship with the indices of case fatality and recovery rates, it is possible to increase Social capital with appropriate interventions by relevant individuals and organizations to improve the pandemic management in different countries.

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MIRAHMADIZADEH, ALIREZA, REZAEI, FATEMEH, Jokari, Kimia, MALEKI, ZAHRA, Sahebi, Roya, HASSANZADEH, JAFAR, AKBARI, ALI, LOTFI, MEHRZAD, Dehghani, Seyed Sina, JAFARI, ALIREZA, & GHELICHI GHOJOGH, MOUSA. (2023). Correlation Between Social Capital and COVID-19 Indices: A Global Level Ecological Study. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND HEALTH, 13(4), 281-290. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/1068564/en

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MIRAHMADIZADEH ALIREZA, REZAEI FATEMEH, Jokari Kimia, MALEKI ZAHRA, Sahebi Roya, HASSANZADEH JAFAR, AKBARI ALI, LOTFI MEHRZAD, Dehghani Seyed Sina, JAFARI ALIREZA, GHELICHI GHOJOGH MOUSA. Correlation Between Social Capital and COVID-19 Indices: A Global Level Ecological Study. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND HEALTH[Internet]. 2023;13(4):281-290. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/1068564/en

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ALIREZA MIRAHMADIZADEH, FATEMEH REZAEI, Kimia Jokari, ZAHRA MALEKI, Roya Sahebi, JAFAR HASSANZADEH, ALI AKBARI, MEHRZAD LOTFI, Seyed Sina Dehghani, ALIREZA JAFARI, and MOUSA GHELICHI GHOJOGH, “Correlation Between Social Capital and COVID-19 Indices: A Global Level Ecological Study,” JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND HEALTH, vol. 13, no. 4, pp. 281–290, 2023, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/1068564/en

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