Online Panel Discussion | COVID-19 | March 2020
Вставка
- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- COVID-19 | Online Panel Discussion
A panel discussion at the Doherty Institute hosted and moderated by The University of Melbourne, Faculty of Medicine Dentistry and Health Sciences Dean Professor Shitij Kapur and with panellists including Doherty Institute Director Professor Sharon Lewin, Doherty researchers Professor Kanta Subbarao, Professor Dale Godfrey and Dr Mike Catton, and clinical neuropsychologist Professor Sarah Wilson.
Brilliant ! Thank you so much, I feel grateful to have so many dedicated, knowledgeable experts working on this. As a primary school teacher I aim to keep as informed as possible, mainstream media seems hysterical. I will keep working every day at my school for as long as I can, education is an essential service. I truly believe my mental health would suffer if I was forced to work from home, away from my students and my colleagues.
How to practice physical distancing in the class room is my challenge. And lack of ongoing cleaning of surfaces during the day..doors, knobs, switches, toilets, rails, etc. Does your school have cleaning support at present? We teachers are cleaning at mine. :)
Thank you for a balanced insight. This should be shared widely.
An extremely well moderated and enlightening discussion.
This is such an excellent discussion, very insightful and cuts through the misleading information out in the public. We are so blessed to have such brilliant minds working on this problem. You should all go on the ABC Q&A show as this would be so informative for the Australian public.
Thanks for such an informative presentation! It seems to me that Schools are a form of social or physical isolation for kids. Children are social, so if they are not in school, they are at each other’s houses, at movies, in shopping centres and playgrounds etc. Or, in families that can’t afford that amount of childcare, they might be cared for by grandparents, who are a very high risk group. It makes sense to keep kids in school, ( especially since very few teachers are in the high risk over-65 age group).
Well done! Clear, informative, compassionate. Thank-you so much from another proud unimelb Alumni.
Excellent panel discussion listening to the experts. Passion, brilliance and generosity does give hope. Thank you.
Really great, I'd love to hear more. I'm interested in the psychological & sociological aspects of the crisis. Thank you for doing this!
Thank you so much for this brilliant presentation.
much applause and many thanks for your calm, your expertise and your time !!
Absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much for doing this. Thank you so much for sharing. Very easily the most balanced, informed, and scientific discussion I have seen about COVID-19 anywhere.
Thank you so much! Prof Lewin was great on Q&A this week. Might I suggest adding in post some visuals and bullet-point lists as the Drs and Profs are talking to make this as accessable to as many members of the general public as possible?
Thank you! Please, continue! sg
It was just great to hear a balanced, objective discussion for a change, free of all the hidden agendas that usually go with public debates nowadays. Please please please do put on more of the same.
Appreciate the time and effort from the panelists. Very informative
A comment on the potential relevance of the high rate of smoking in Italy wrt to those who are susceptible and of those, the individuals who progress?
My optimism for a good outcome to this Virus and Covid19, has moved to a much higher level thanks to the discussion I have just witnessed. Applause and thank you and I hope such informative discussions will continue.
So worthwhile. Not only are these people doing a great job they are impressive communicators.
A fantastic resource for many puzzled and anxious Australians (myself included). Well done University of Melbourne.
This is excellent and so helpful to counter all the misinformation coming across social media. Please keep us updated on progress in research into the virus, and testing, treatment and control of the spread of contagion. Thank you again!
Thank you so much for this calm, measured and informative discussion. Not only do I now have more of a feeling of being in good hands, but with access to clear knowledge as it unfolds, less fear and more personal power over the outcomes of the virus.
Shouldn't these government departments actually base their decisions on what the experts have to say??
Enlightening. Thank you very much for this.
I’d love to hear more as the world battles through 2020, with updates on how other countries are progressing & how Australia are travelling in comparison.
Informative Panel Discussion from a powerhouse of professionals. Uplifting to learn about the global sharing of scientific knowledge in the race to develop a vaccine to treat Covid-19. We all have a role to play including the importance of heeding the advice to reduce the spread of the virus. Thank you to the panel for sharing their knowledge.
Thank you for such an informative and useful discussion.
A brilliant insight into what is really happening in this fight against coronavirus by professionals at the top f their field. Extremely well moderated by Professor Shitij.
Great contribution unimelb
I think that schools could stay open if every school employed many cleaners. Singapore is keeping their schools so clean. Ongoing cleaning during the school day.. door knobs, switches, rails, toilets, desks, computers, etc. Without this schools are a place of transmission to adults. Physical distancing in an Australian class room? How many people have been in a school.lately?
Thank you.
I loved this and just accidently deleted my comment! Oops - can I contact someone regarding a suggestion for a panel discussion? Who would be the best contact?
Thank you. That was very informative and encouraging. In terms of questions, I would like a more in-depth discussion of the range of possibilities that the models are producing, including effects on the duration of our responses, effects on total deaths, and stretching things a bit, economic effects. I realise that this is hypothetical, so I would be interested in the ranges of possibilities where there is uncertainty in the assumptions.
really enjoyed tis presentation. You have given me personal hope that we will get through this.
Very very interesting. Thank you. Would like more webinars. Interested in the various types of quarantine used in different jurisdictions and their efficacy.
Who are panel members?
Wondering if one of you could look at a video , by a guy on a boat out in the Atlantic, who thinks he has Covid ? He describes his symptoms in detail. Some of the symptoms I've not heard discussed before ! He is Aussie. He's on a sailboat. He's in very bad shape but does live through it.
wait. nsw has done more test than vic - are they saying it gets sent to victoria? also, if they are only testing people who have been over seas and people with direct contact, of course it will show that proven positives are happening to people who have just travelled or in direct contact.
Thanks for sharing such detailed and right information, much needed for understanding this pandemic and spreading right awareness.
Thank you. Most impressive and informative.
This was both informative and reassuring. I have shared this now with people I both care about and many others I feel would benefit. This also adds some elevation in relation to the greater sense of powerlessness that this situation imposes. So PLEASE, do more to keep us connected. THANK YOU
Superb. So far ahead of anything the government is putting out. That's the problem. Politics does not employ the brightest and best but a very mediocre set of self serving individuals.
🙏🙏🙏🙏Appreciable efforts of Unj Melb!
Are there any studies on route of infection and severity of illness related to Covid-19?
Can you please cover the upcoming flu season in Australia and flu vaccination in relation to coronavirus. What are the possible scenarios for Australia given that this season will overlap with COVID-19
We applaud you very very loudly !
I'd like french medical experts organize this type of general information with scientists and medical experts thru internet. thanks for this information
Any way of being more transparent in disclosing all of your benefactors? Best to maintain integrity and openness.
Napunta dahil sa module 🙋🏻♀️
Idol cno panel members
Ano sagot? Mga teacher ko kase eh, mga ᵇᵒᵇᵒ, ʰⁱⁿᵈⁱ ᵏᵒ ᵈᵃʷ ᵖⁱⁿᵃˢᵃ ᵉʰ ˢᵃᵐᵃᵗᵃˡᵃⁿᵍ ᵖⁱⁿᵃˢᵃ ᵏᵒ ʸᵘⁿᵍ ᵖᵉʳᶠᵒʳᵐᵃⁿᶜᵉ ᵗᵃˢᵏ ᵏᵒ ⁱⁿ ʰᵃʳᵈ ᶜᵒᵖʸ 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️😐
Thanks and well done. Clear and concise info.
Thank you for the info💚
Australia should have a task force for covid19 comprise of bipartisan & experts like these from the video. What is good to know so far is we have about 0.5% positives in our screening that means we are screening extensively.
Thank you it was very informative
Well done!
I wish I could force Jair Bolsonaro to watch (and understand) this video.
Time to close our schools! Measures can be taken for the children of health care workers to ensure they are looked after.
Laura Keays , the problem with closing schools is where kids go when they are off school. Kids are social - they go to Movies, shopping centres, each other’s houses, and younger ones often get looked after by grandparents , in families that can’t afford that amount of childcare. School is a form of social isolation for kids.
Send in cleaners to schools to ensure surfaces are cleaned often during the day... door handles, switches, toilets, computers, etc. . The teaching staff are busy already.
Insanely useless, why won't they just get to the point instead of wasting my time?