Mohamed Buheji
Economies of Inspiration, Youth & Resilience Leading Researcher
Founder - International Institute of Inspiration Economy
www.inspirationeconomy.org
Founder - Youth Economy Forums
www.youtheconomy.org
Founding Editor - International Journal of Youth Economy
http://naturalspublishing.com/show.asp?JorID=56&pgid=0
Founding Editor - International Journal of Inspiration & Resilience Economy
http://journal.sapub.org/ijie
Member & Winner of CEEMAN Award for Best Researcher 2017
Fellow of World Academy of Productivity Science
Founder - International Institute of Inspiration Economy
www.inspirationeconomy.org
Founder - Youth Economy Forums
www.youtheconomy.org
Founding Editor - International Journal of Youth Economy
http://naturalspublishing.com/show.asp?JorID=56&pgid=0
Founding Editor - International Journal of Inspiration & Resilience Economy
http://journal.sapub.org/ijie
Member & Winner of CEEMAN Award for Best Researcher 2017
Fellow of World Academy of Productivity Science
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In "Breaking the Shield", Mohamed Buheji and Dunya Ahmed explore their innovative concept “Inspiration Engineering” which can help to create and manage inspiration in ways never been discussed before. The authors discuss how to use inspiration to influence change without power or with minimal resources, or how to approach problems or challenges or failures or losses to create from them sources of inspiration. This book breaks the shield in many hidden spots and help to explore new unseen opportunities through different case studies.
METHODS: A correlational (ecological) study design is used. The analysis used data from 173 countries. Poisson regression models were applied to study the relationship between HDI and pandemic recovery and mortality rates, adjusting for country median age and country male to female sex ratio.
RESULTS: During the first three months, the global pooled recovery rate was 32.4% (95% CI 32.3%-32.5%), and the pooled mortality rate was 6.95% (95% CI 6.94%-6.99%). Regression models revealed that HDI was positively associated with recovery  = 1.37, p = 0.016. HDI was also positively associated with the mortality outcome  = 1.79, p = 0.016. CONCLUSIONS: Our findings imply that the positive association between the HDI and recovery rates is reflective of the pandemics' preparedness. The positive association between the HDI and mortality rates points to vulnerabilities in approaches to tackle health crises. It is critical to better understand the connection between nations' socioeconomic factors and their readiness for future pandemics in order to strengthen public health policies.