The Challenge In The Use Of New Technologies Integrated To Health In The Treatment Of Covid-19
A Brief Critical Analysis In Brazil
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https://doi.org/10.31686/ijier.vol8.iss10.2677Keywords:
Security mechanism, health monitoring, COVID-19, securityAbstract
Viral diseases continue to emerge and annually bring challenges to the Brazilian public health system, such as COVID-19 with easy respiratory infection. This study aims to analyze the importance of new technologies in the treatment of COVID-19 and, thus, promote the information of technological data in the Brazilian territory. Therefore, methodological techniques were used in systematic reviews in the selection of included studies to be used in the construction of this short and critical systematic review. And 08 articles were included for inclusion in this critical analysis.
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