‘We are not the virus’: stigmatization and discrimination against frontline health workers

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Abstract

During the current COVID-19 pandemic, several forms of stigma and discrimination have been reported worldwide mainly from toward Asian descent, those with international travel history, and frontline health workers. In response to the situation of stigmatization and discrimination against frontline healthcare workers, the author proposes several ways on how the public and the Philippine government might create safety guidelines by revisiting the international and local laws. Thus, there is an urgent need to end the stigma, discrimination and other forms of inhumane treatment against our frontline health workers. They are not the virus.

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Corpuz, J. C. G. (2021). ‘We are not the virus’: stigmatization and discrimination against frontline health workers. Journal of Public Health (United Kingdom), 43(2), E327–E328. https://doi.org/10.1093/pubmed/fdab031

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