LitCovid-sentences  

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T8 0-28 Sentence denotes 1 UNDERSTANDING THE CONTEXT
T9 29-500 Sentence denotes The Secretary‐General of the Organisation for Economic Co‐operation and Development (OECD), Angel Gurría, writes “pandemic brings with it the third and greatest economic, financial and social shock of the 21st Century, after 9/11 and the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 (Gurría, 2020).” The United Nation's Development Program (UNDP) predicts a disproportionate impact of the economic crisis in the low and middle income countries with little access to social protection.
T10 501-632 Sentence denotes Not surprisingly, the national governments of these affected countries first would try to ensure basic food security and nutrition.
T11 633-832 Sentence denotes With the existing poor infrastructure and limited healthcare capacity, the available health budget is likely to be siphoned for upgrading clinical care and research in COVID‐19 (Walker et al., 2020).
T12 833-897 Sentence denotes Non‐COVID‐19 healthcare and research is starting to be hit hard.
T13 898-1164 Sentence denotes Besides, there is evidence to suggest governments take austerity measures (reducing public expenditure) to deal with financial crises and, under such circumstances, healthcare and healthcare research are one of the worst affected areas (Simou & Koutsogeorgou, 2014).
T14 1165-1248 Sentence denotes Among the healthcare areas, mental healthcare and research get a very low priority.
T15 1249-1519 Sentence denotes According to the WHO Mental Health Atlas (2018), the national governments of the African, South‐East Asia and Manuscript File Western Pacific regions estimated to spend US$0.1‐1.1 per capita in mental health: this was 0.3% of the total development assistance for health.
T16 1520-1632 Sentence denotes COVID‐19 related economic crisis and health budget cut could tighten the purse string further for mental health.