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Reflecting and Learning from the Experiences of Researchers on Gaining Ethics Approval During the C timeliness”. This chapter explores the guidance in place (if any) for rapid RECs in health emergency contexts—in particular, the COVID-19 pandemic—and how qualitative research was not prioritised. Discussion groups with researchers from the Rapid Research and Appraisal Evaluation Lab (RREAL) Global

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Policies and Politics: An Analysis of Public Policies Aimed at the Reorganisation of Healthcare Del the introduction of restrictive methods to curb the spread of disease. In this chapter, we examine various policies and political discourses and how they became intertwined in countries’ responses to the pandemic. We present one case study from Italy and Spain who experienced similar rapid epidemio

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,Protecting and Feeling Protected: HCWs’ Experiences with Personal Protective Equipment During the Cg them to a high risk of infection. This chapter illustrates HCWs experiences of “protecting” and “feeling protected” in Argentina, Burkina Faso, Ecuador, The Gambia, India, Senegal, Spain, United Kingdom (UK) and the United States (US). Our results demonstrate difficulties in the stock of PPE, how

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Long-Term Care Staff Perceptions of Providing Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United State who cared for older adults were largely forgotten. This is surprising as nursing and care homes registered high morbidity and mortality. The voices of long-term care staff were underrepresented in public discourse. This chapter remedies this omission by comparing and contrasting the experiences of

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