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Vol. 15 (2020)

IMPACT OF SARS COV-2 ON WORKING ACTIVITY

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Published: October 16 2025
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Antonio Nania
Specialist in prevention techniques in the environment and workplaces, Italy, Italy.
Cristea Andreea Catalina
Student in General Medicine, University of Bucharest “Carol Davila”, Romania, Romania.
Simona Sorrentino
sorrentino.s@virgilio.it
Specialist in Occupational Medicine, Italy, Italy.
In December 2019, an atypical pneumonia (subsequently named "disease caused by coronavirus 2019" - COVID-19) was discovered in Wuhan, China. Italy was the first country within the Euro Mediterranean area to dramatically experience the pandemic and has progressively implemented stricter rules including social distancing, community and communication strategies, escalating in a lockdown on the 8th of March, 2020. In the phase of progressive resuming and restarting of work activities subsequent additions were implemented which allowed the use of the “agile or smart working” mode as much as possible, in order to minimize direct contact between employees of the same companies. It is crucial to apply these protocols in a homogeneous way in order to avoid a further increase a possible new halt of work activities, also in relation to the probable increase of infections during autumn and winter

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IMPACT OF SARS COV-2 ON WORKING ACTIVITY. (2025). EuroMediterranean Biomedical Journal, 15. https://doi.org/10.3269/ebmj.2020.163
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