article · Pan African Medical Journal

Challenges associated with coronavirus disease (COVID-19)-related self-quarantine in Ghana: lessons for future self-quarantine interventions

Anaman Stephen
Prince Owusu Adoma
Mbuyiselo Douglas
Frederick Ngmenkpieo
Gregory Kofi Amenuvegbe
Manu Emmanuel

2024Open accessWalter Sisulu University

Abstract

COVID-19-related challenges self-quarantined persons faced in the Eastern Region of Ghana were multifaceted, ranging from socio-economic, and health to psychological ones. Consequently, emergency preparedness for future pandemic control using self-quarantine as a tool should bring on board various stakeholders to ensure challenges identified in this study are holistically addressed and do not recur.

Research topics

COVID-19 and Mental Health
COVID-19 epidemiological studies
COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts

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DOI: 10.11604/pamj.2024.47.5.41064

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