Chronology of COVID-19 cases on the Diamond Princess cruise ship and ethical considerations: a report from Japan.
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Auteurs : Eisuke Nakazawa ; Hiroyasu Ino ; Akira AkabayashiSource :
- Disaster medicine and public health preparedness [ 1938-744X ] ; 2020.
Abstract
The Diamond Princess cruise ship has been anchored at the Yokohama port in Japan since February 3, 2020. A total of 691 cases of COVID-19 infection had been confirmed as of February 23. The government initially assumed that the infection was not spreading aboard and therefore indicated that any persons who either tested negative for the virus or were asymptomatic should immediately disembark. However, on February 5, the government set a 14-day health observation period because of the severity of the infection. Passengers confirmed to free from infection began disembarking on Day 15 of quarantine (February 19).
DOI: 10.1017/dmp.2020.50
PubMed: 32207674
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A total of 691 cases of COVID-19 infection had been confirmed as of February 23. The government initially assumed that the infection was not spreading aboard and therefore indicated that any persons who either tested negative for the virus or were asymptomatic should immediately disembark. However, on February 5, the government set a 14-day health observation period because of the severity of the infection. Passengers confirmed to free from infection began disembarking on Day 15 of quarantine (February 19).</AbstractText><AbstractText Label="FACTS TO BE EXAMINED" NlmCategory="UNASSIGNED">The effectiveness and validity of infection control, justification for the timing of inspections, and even the nature of COVID-19 itself are now all in question.</AbstractText><AbstractText Label="ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS" NlmCategory="UNASSIGNED">The ethical considerations related to cruise ship infection control include the reasonable justification for isolation, the psychological fragility and quality of life of the isolated passengers and crew members, the procedural justice inherent in a forced quarantine, and the optimization of control measures.</AbstractText><AbstractText Label="PUBLIC HEALTH PREPAREDNESS" NlmCategory="UNASSIGNED">The international coordination framework and the global ramifications of such outbreaks should be reevaluated by the international community. Denying a ship's entry based on local politics is incompatible with global justice. 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