Outsmarting the Next Pandemic : What Covid-19 Can Teach Us (Hardcover)

Introduction Elizabeth Kirley and Deborah Porter Part I: Healthcare Chapter 1- How Smart is COVID? Elizabeth Kirley and Deborah Porter Chapter 2- Nothing About Me Without Me: Rationing and End-of-LifeDecision-Making During a Pandemic Sharyn Milnes, Lisa Mitchell, Neil Orford, Deborah Porter, and Nicholas Simpson Chapter 3- Decisions in the Maternity Unit: COntainment in Taiwan and Canada Li-Yin Chien and Su-Chen Liao with Julie Doldersum Part II: Leadership Chapter 4: Designed for Disruption: Fractured Supply Chains and Politicised Global Trading Stephen Wilks Chapter 5- Leadership vacuum and mask deniers Elizabeth Kirley and Marilyn McMahon Chapter 6- Hard Lessons: Long Term Care Homes as Hot Spots in Australia Joseph Ibrahim PartIII: Security Chapter 7- Intellectual Property Protections for Vaccines and PPE Ana Santos RutschmanChapter 8- How Do You Self-Isolate with Nowhere to Live? Carolyn WhitzmanChapter 9- From Crisis to Sanctuary: Prisoners in Peril During COVID Michael A. Crystal, Jacob Medvedev, and Peter Ketcheson Part IV: Education and Technology Chapter 10- Will Going Online Save or Sink the Traditional University System? William H. Dutton Chapter 11- Chatbots can teach us to detect fake news during COVID Jacky Visser and Elena Musi Chapter 12- Technology’s Greatest Gift to the Voyeur: Webcams in the K-12 Classroom David Guida Conclusion: What COVID Can Teach Elizabeth Kirley and Deborah Porter