Abstract
As we write, in early spring 2021, millions of people have been infected with COVID-19 and the majority of the population worldwide is still under some form of restricted movement. But vaccination campaigns are being set up and enrolled. Successful vaccination of the population is by all means the biggest key toward regaining normal life activities. It is now essential to make people to “behave as we want”—and to get them take the vaccine. In fact, all that has been expected from people during this pandemic—even for some time after successful vaccination—is “to behave in different ways”—be it to wash hands, wear face masks, stay at home, limit social contacts, and tele-work or have education from home. These universal preventive actions to fight the spread of COVID-19 thus depend for a great part on behavioral change.
Highlights
In early spring 2021, millions of people have been infected with COVID-19 and the majority of the population worldwide is still under some form of restricted movement
Successful vaccination of the population is by all means the biggest key toward regaining normal life activities
All that has been expected from people during this pandemic—even for some time after successful vaccination—is “to behave in different ways”—be it to wash hands, wear face masks, stay at home, limit social contacts, and tele-work or have education from home
Summary
In early spring 2021, millions of people have been infected with COVID-19 and the majority of the population worldwide is still under some form of restricted movement. This co-definition is key to the process of empowerment and may help to regain power and control, and Participatory Approach to Public Health change social and political environments leading to mastery, improved equity, and better quality of life in the long term [12].
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