The Psychological Economic and Social Costs to Not Consider Some Respiratory Viruses as Airborne

Luisetto, M.^1*, Fiazza, C.² & Oleg yurevich Latishev³

¹IMA Academy Administration and Management Branch, Social Science Branch, Italy
²Hospital Pharmacist Manager, PC Area, Italy
³IMA Academy President, RU, Italy

Dr. Luisetto, M., IMA Academy Administration and Management Branch, Social Science Branch, Italy.

Keywords: COVID-19; Coronavirus; Pandemic; Economy; Healthcare Management; Social Science; Psychology; Infectious Disease; Airborne; Air Pollution; Prevention; Opens the Window Strategy; Management; Accounting

Abstract

In actual second wave of COVID-19 pandemic it is interesting to observe also the psychological economic and social effect.
Related some diffusion and spread modality principally considered by some healthcare international and national authority.
If direct contact and by droplet transmission was well accepted as major mechanism the AIRBORNE possibility of transmission was considered less relevant.
But observing nowadays velocity in increase in COVID-19 cases among France or Spain countries in a very few
Weeks seen to show that other modality of transmission must to be take in consideration.

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