What is Pandemic

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A large-scale epidemic that affects multiple continents at a given time. Learn more in: The Impact of the Spread of COVID-19 on Globalization: The Future of Globalization

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Spread of a disease which affects the whole world. Learn more in: COVID-19 Data Forecasting and Spread Visualization Using ML

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Prevalent disease throughout a country, or the world (enabled through community spread). Learn more in: Visual Gists of Home Quarantines and Self-Quarantines From COVID-19 Through Social Imagery: Four Months Into the SARS-CoV-2 Disease Outbreak

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An epidemic of an infectious disease that has spread across the world (e.g., Corona Virus, Spanish Flu). Learn more in: Ascertaining the Interest of Women to Drive Innovation Through Entrepreneurship Post-Pandemic: A Research Study in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)

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An epidemic, which crosses international borders, occurring worldwide and affecting a large number of people. Learn more in: Precede: Proceed Model for Health Communication – An Analysis of COVID Coverage in Indian Newspapers

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The occurrence and prevalence of a contagious disease whose outbreak spreads globally. Learn more in: COVID-19 and Its Impact on the Psychological Contract of Employers and Employees

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It refers to epidemics that occur in multiple locations around the globe at the same time. Learn more in: Outbreak Investigation: Epidemiology in Search of Communicable Diseases

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A pandemic refers to an outbreak of a disease that spreads from the area it originated to other countries or continents, usually creating high fatalities and many other consequences. One of the most dangerous pandemics of the recent time is the Covid-19 which originated from Wuhan Province in China and spread to other parts of world, creating unprecedented pandemonium in all spheres of life, including prolong lockdowns that is still having consequences on people, including students. Learn more in: Digital Mental Health Support for Students in Higher Institutions in Nigeria During Pandemics

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It is an epidemic of an infectious disease which has spread over many regions and affects numerous individuals. Learn more in: COVID-19 and the Livelihoods of the Migrant Workers: A Study in Rural West Bengal, India

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If an epidemic spreads to whole world or a large area by affecting many people across the world it is called “pandemic” (Oxford, 2008). Learn more in: Economic Impacts of the Pandemic on the Tourism of the Developing World: The Case of COVID-19

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It is the worldwide spread of a new disease, a worldwide epidemic. Learn more in: Digital Transformation in Aviation Education: Post COVID-19

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Disease prevalent over a whole country or the world. Learn more in: Avoiding the Mediocrity Pact: Another Crisis in Higher Education

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A disease that can spread throughout a country or the world. Learn more in: Expressive Multilingual Writing: A Transformational Healing Skill for a Pandemic Challenge

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An epidemic occurring on a global basis affecting a substantial proportion of the world population. Learn more in: The Impact of COVID-19 on Stock Markets: A Comprehensive Literature Review

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Dieases that spreading over wide range of area such as continent and World. Learn more in: The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Tourism Economy: Evidence From Borsa Istanbul

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It is a term used for epidemics that spread in more than one country or continent around the world and affect a very wide area. Learn more in: The Impact of Misinformation and Preferences of News Sources on Institutional Trust Perception in the COVID-19 Process

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An unusually strong epidemic that spread across countries and continents, covering the vast majority of the world. Learn more in: Adaptation of Young People in Conditions of Self-Isolation in COVID-19 in the Perspectives of Educational Technologies and Sport Spirituality

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Global disease affecting the whole world. Learn more in: The Approach of Academicians to Distance Education During COVID-19: Challenges and Expectations

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Outbreak of a disease over a wide geographical area. Learn more in: Entrepreneurial Re-Entry Post an Economic Crisis

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The umbrella term for epidemic illnesses that spread and affect a large geographic region in more than one continent throughout the world. Learn more in: The Rise of Digital Transformation Within Businesses in the Pandemic

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An epidemic of an infectious disease that has spread across the world (e.g., Corona Virus, Spanish Flu). Learn more in: Experiences of Educators in Imparting Digital Education and 21st Century Skills to Modern Students

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A pandemic is a form of an epidemic with a scale crossing international boundaries to affect persons across the globe killing substantial number of people being widespread and infectious, and currently spread COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) is a perfect example of pandemic. Learn more in: COVID-19 Being Positive Strategically in the Context of SDG and NDC

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Outbreak of disease (e.g., COVID-19) that spreads very quickly and affects people globally at the same time. Learn more in: During and After COVID-19: Seafarers Onboard

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This is an outbreak of a disease, a sickness, that covers a wide expanse of landscape, that may be within a specific area such as a city, or a larger space such as a state, a nation, or on a global level of outbreak. Learn more in: eLearning Environments as Engaging Invitations to Elementary Age Learners: Parental Experiences and Understandings

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Is a disease outbreak that spreads across countries or continents that affects more people and takes more lives than an epidemic (Robinson, 2020). Learn more in: Lessons From COVID-19 Conferring Environmental Re-Engineering Opportunity

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An epidemic of an infectious disease spreading across a large region or worldwide and affecting a substantial number of people. Learn more in: The Effects of the COVID-19 Outbreak on Social Service-Providing Organizations in the Migration Sector in Turkey and the Digital Measures

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An epidemic of an infectious disease that has spread across a large region. Learn more in: Clustering and Regression Analysis on COVID-19 in India Using Python

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An epidemic happening globally, going through the international borders and generally disturbing a huge number of public health. Learn more in: Downfall of the Sports Industry Due to the Pandemic of COVID-19

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It is the common name given to epidemics that can spread to any country, continent, even the entire world and affect the entire area in which they spread. Learn more in: The Importance of Innovation in Social Work Institutions During Digital Transformation Processes

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An epidemic of an infectious disease which spreads over a wide area, usually affecting a very large number of people rapidly. Learn more in: Social Justice Leadership for Co-Educating Refugee and Migrant Students in Greek Primary Schools Through Distance Education During COVID-19

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An outbreak of disease with high prevalence found across the globe or across a country. Learn more in: Telemedicine in Pandemic Times

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Occurring over a wide geographic area (such as multiple countries or continents) and typically affecting a significant proportion of the population. Learn more in: Challenges Experienced in Distance Education and Solution Suggestions During the COVID-19 Pandemic Period

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A global and widespread disease or infection that affects a vast area or all around the world. Learn more in: How Can Advancement in Information Technology Help College Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic?: Evidence From the Video Game Industry

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A pandemic is a health crisis resulting in social and economic instability, which means that all market players have to make the necessary adjustments to adjust such complicated conditions to ensure their future survival. Learn more in: Is the COVID-19 Pandemic Shifting the Social-Business Paradigm?

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An epidemic that affects a large part of the population, country, countries. Learn more in: Migration Policy Challenges and Management: Georgian and European Approach

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Disease existing in almost all of an area or in almost all of a group of people, animals, or plants. Learn more in: The Role of Spiritual Communication and Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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An infectious desease that spread globaly and reaches a high number of people in different countries and continents. The difference between pandemic and epidemic is the number of people affected. Learn more in: Communication During a Pandemic: An Analysis Through the Lenses of Brand Management Strategy

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It is a global epidemic which spreads in more than one continent. Learn more in: Constant Communication for Community Engagement Through Responsible Leadership to Manage the Pandemic

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The spread of an infectious disease across large geographical regions or even the world. Learn more in: COVID-19 and Employee Psychological Distress: Building Mental Resilience

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A disease’s spreading to a whole country or around the world. Learn more in: Teleworking as an Emerging Strategy During COVID-19: Evidence From the United States

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The epidemic that appeared in China in November 2019, spread all over the world and still continues. Learn more in: Preschool Teacher Evaluations of the Distance Education Process

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A pandemic is the widespread transmission of an infection disease across a large area or region. Learn more in: Teleworking: The “New Normal” in Response to a Pandemic

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An infectious disease that spread across multiple nations rapidly. Learn more in: Research on International Business and the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Review of the Managerial and Policy Implications

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an outbreak of a disease that occurs over a wide geographic area (such as multiple countries or continents) and typically affects a significant proportion of the population. Learn more in: An Ecosystem Approach to Human Resource Management: Dialogues in a COVID-19 Context

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This is an epidemic that is spreading around the world. It is spreading rapidly and has a long history of infectivity. The pandemic referred to in this paper concerns the year 2020. Learn more in: Training Company Self-Organization

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It is the spread of an infectious disease to a wide area in the world and affect a large number of people. Learn more in: Precaution or Stigma?: Older Adults in the Turkish National Press During COVID-19 Pandemic

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It is the general name given to epidemic diseases that spread and show their effects in a wide area in more than one country or continent in the world. Learn more in: Social Media and Health Communication

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The outbreak of a disease throughout a very wide area that crosses across international borders. Learn more in: Re-Inventing Student Services for Food-Insecure Students in an Online Environment

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Outbreak of an epidemic or diseases globally or to a large area that affect heavily. Learn more in: COVID-19 and the Mass Media: A Scenario of the Pandemic in India

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An outbreak of a disease prevalent over the whole world or a wide geographic area (such as multiple countries or continents) and affecting a significant proportion of the global population. Learn more in: Travellers' Resilience to Major Travel Risks of Today: Global Terrorism and Pandemic Disease – Opportunities and Challenges for Small Tourism Businesses

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A contagious disease that spreads rapidly across different continents and countries. Learn more in: Cry Wolf!: A Historical Chronicle of COVID-19 Through Spanish Cartoons

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A disease prevalent across the world. Learn more in: Exposing Learners to Practice: When Crisis Presents New Opportunities

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The still ongoing global pandemic of COVID-19 disease. It was officially declared by the WHO on March 11, 2020. Learn more in: Strategies and Tactics for OHS Management to Confront the Pandemic Crisis in the Hospitality Industry: The Case of Countries in Europe

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Is an epidemic of an infectious disease that spreads among the population located in an extremely large geographical region, such as the entire planet. Learn more in: Rediscovering the Rural as a Tourist Destination in Pandemic Times: The Case of Portugal

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An infection or illness spreading and crossing international boundaries in an epidemic manner. Learn more in: Libraries on the Global Health Crisis: COVID-19 Pandemic

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A pandemic is defined as “an epidemic occurring worldwide, or over a very wide area, crossing international boundaries and usually affecting a large number of people”. The classical definition includes nothing about population immunity, virology, or disease severity ( WHO, 2022d ). Learn more in: Analyzing the Global Economy in the Post-Pandemic Recovery: Is the Recovery Near or Not?

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An outbreak of a disease that occurs over a wide geographic area (such as multiple countries or continents) and typically affects a significant proportion of the population. Learn more in: Economic Measures for Mitigation of the Consequences of COVID-19: Evidence From Serbia

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General expression given to epidemics that spread and show their effects in a wide area in more than one country or continent in the world. Learn more in: Risk Communication and Social Media: COVID-19 Pandemic Planning and Response in Turkey

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A worldwide disease outbreak of a contagious disease. Learn more in: A Fighting Stance Against the “Next Big One” Post-SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 in Contemporaneous Social Imagery and Journalism: Individual, Group, and Societal Preparedness

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An outbreak of a pandemic disease. Learn more in: Engaging Graduate Students During a Pandemic: Critical Thinking, Creativity, Communication, and Collaboration in Emergency Remote Learning

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An epidemic that has spread over several countries/continents, usually affecting a large number of people. Learn more in: Setting the Aware Agenda of the COVID-19 Health Emergency: The Italian PAs Social Media Coverage

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The pandemic caused by the covid 19 crisis has changed tourism practices and shaken up the world. Learn more in: To Identify the Evolution of Tourism Practices in a Sensitive Way Through Documentary

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Disease prevalent in a country or world. Learn more in: What a Modern Cyber Messaging War Looks Like: The Peculiar Case of Vaccine Reluctance in the COVID-19 Pandemic and Apparent U.S. Government Policy

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Epidemic affecting a continent or worldwide. Learn more in: The Effects of COVID-19 on Health Tourism and Tourist Health

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Is any deadly infectious disease reaching a “global” dimension that will affect the whole world. Learn more in: Regulated Sharing Economy in the New Normal

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A deadly disease that has spread across the world that significantly affects various populations in different geographic locations. Learn more in: Caught in the Middle: The Leadership Experiences of a Higher Education Middle Leader During a Crisis

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A severe epidemic occurring worldwide, affecting a large number of people. Learn more in: During Times of Disruption: The Experience of Emergency Remote Teaching in Higher Education in Turkey

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It describes as a disease which is prevalent over a whole country or the world. Learn more in: Agile Workforce a Post Pandemic Revival Plan for SMEs

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Epidemic of an infectious disease that spreads across geographic regions and continents. Learn more in: Surviving Amid Crisis Episodes: The Case of Women-Owned Small Enterprises in Bangladesh

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Is a disease outbreak that spreads across countries or continents that affects more people and takes more lives than an epidemic (Robinson, 2020). Learn more in: Interplay Consequences of COVID-19 on Global Environmental Sustainability

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A disease that spreads across the world (e.g., COVID-19), provoking global emergency, and government interventions. The term needs to be distinguished from epidemic, which refers to a disease spreading in a circumscribed community in a specific time range. Learn more in: Play Specialist-Based Intervention in the COVID-19 Era: Crisis and Opportunities of Change – An Experience From Italy

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Epidemic disease spread over a very large area and affecting a large proportion of a population. Learn more in: Asset Mapping in Academic Libraries: Collaborating Across University and Library Departments

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Epidemic that affects the society in a global way, causing infections and deaths around the whole world. Learn more in: Emotional and Psychological Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic in College Students: A Language Exchange Project as a Tool to Manage Psychological Disorders Related to the COVID-19 Pandemic

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The “worldwide spread” of a new disease, it is defined as epidemic occurring on a scale which crosses international boundaries, usually affecting many people. Learn more in: The Economic Impacts of COVID-19 on the Tourism Global Value Chain

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It refers to the Corona Virus Disease which commence its spread in 2019, globally. Learn more in: Crisis Management: From a Stage of Shock to Reassurance in the Hospitality Industry

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A worldwide disease epidemic. Learn more in: Societal Shutdown and Reopening and Reclosing in the U.S. as Expressed in Social Imagery Narratives: COVID-19 Pandemic Seven/Eight Months In

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A popular term refers to a rampant epidemic affecting a whole region, a continent, or the world due to a sensitive population, and a true Pandemic leads to a high death rate (death) Learn more in: Role of School Management Teams in Planning of Curriculum Delivery During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

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A pandemic is an infectious disease that spreads across several continents or worldwide, affecting a significant number of individuals (e.g., COVID-19). Learn more in: Training and Upgrading Skills of Employees Towards Building Resilience Among the Workforce

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It’s an epidemic occurring worldwide and affecting a large number of people. Learn more in: COVID-19 Policy Actions for the Recovery of the Tourism Industry and a Discussion for the Post-COVID Era

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Epidemic disease that spreads to many countries or that attacks almost all individuals in a locality or region (Royal Spanish Academy, 2014 AU66: The in-text citation "Royal Spanish Academy, 2014" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ). Learn more in: Permanent Changes in the Tourism Industry: The case of Galicia, Spain

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The highest degree of viral threat in which disease has spread throughout the world. For example, the COVID-19 pandemic, in which hundreds and thousands of people in all countries fall ill and die from a new coronavirus infection. Learn more in: The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic and Crisis on Doing E-Business in Industry 4.0

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An epidemic over a large region. Learn more in: Best Practices for Distance Learning in Elementary Education During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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A worldwide spread of a new disease. Learn more in: Compulsory Citizenship Behavior and Perceived Stress Level in the Pandemic Process: A Research on Healthcare Professionals

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A spread of a new infectious disease across a large region or worldwide and affecting a plenty number of individuals, e.g., the Covid-19 pandemic. Learn more in: The Dynamic Connectedness Between Global Macroeconomic Risks and International Stock Markets: A Diagonal BEKK Approach

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It refers to a global issue in which a disease quickly spreads across various countries, affecting a large area and a high number of individuals. The COVID-19 pandemic is the most recent pandemic the world faced which affected numerous countries and people all over the globe. Learn more in: The Psychological Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Tourism: A Qualitative Study

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A global epidemic that spread across the whole planet, covering the majority of the world population. Learn more in: COVID-19 Infodemic and Social Responsibility of Ukrainian Higher Education Institutions

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This refers to a disease which is prevalent over a country or the world. Learn more in: Youth Entrepreneurship and SME Challenges: Namibia in the COVID-19 Scenario

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A disease outbreak, usually fatal, that spreads without boundaries and affects worldwide populations. Learn more in: Analyzing IT Opportunities for Inclusive Digital Learning: The Largest Academic Project Ever Implemented During the COVID-19 Era

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A large-scale epidemic when a contagious disease spreads to a wide region, several countries of the world. Learn more in: COVID-19 Data and Environmental Perspectives: A Case From Georgia

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Epidemic disease that affects more than one continent and which is caused by community transmission. Learn more in: Folklore as a Response to the Pandemic: Rumors About the Coronavirus

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An infectious disease with widespread infections across multiple locations, usually over different continents simultaneously over a period of time. Learn more in: Multicultural and Educational Challenges in the Context of the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic: Ghana and Kenya

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It is the general term given to epidemic diseases that spread and show affect a wider area involving multiple countries or continents in the world. Learn more in: The Destination Preferences of Foreign Tourists During the COVID-19 Pandemic and Attitudes Towards: Marmaris, Turkey

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It is an epidemic disease spread across a large region or reaching the four continents. Learn more in: Tourism, Terrorism, Morality, and Marketing: A Study of the Role of Reciprocity in Tourism Marketing

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A pandemic occurs over a wide geographic area and affecting an exceptionally high proportion of the population. Learn more in: A Human Resource Management Practice on Working Remotely During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic: Redesigning the Office of the Future

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It is an epidemic of an infectious disease that spreads in a large geographical region, such as a continent or the entire planet. Only the WHO can declare that a disease is a pandemic. Other diseases that today would be or were pandemics: leprosy, plague, influenza, cholera, typhus, and HIV. Diseases such as Ebola would only be a be considered if they reached much larger geographical areas. Malaria is a disease widely spread all over the planet, but it is not infectious. Learn more in: COVID-19 and Human Rights in a Fragile State: Guinea-Bissau

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It refers to contagious epidemic diseases that have spread throughout a large part of the world. Learn more in: The Present and Future of Gastronomy Against Global Threats

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An increased and sustained propagation of an extraordinary infectious human disease that rapidly affects all parts of the world and a large part of the global population. Learn more in: Interventions and Practices to Mitigate COVID-19's Impact on SMEs

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An epidemic occurring worldwide, or over a very wide area, crossing international boundaries and usually affecting a large number of people. Learn more in: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Tourism Industry: The Case of MSMEs in Barcelona

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An outbreak of a global disease. Learn more in: Occupational Health and Well-Being in Higher Education Institutions in Mexico: Self-Care During Pandemic-Induced Remote Work

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It is a name given to infectious diseases that threaten the health of people living around the world. Learn more in: Determination of Preschool Teacher Candidates' Views on the Learning Management System Used in the COVID-19 Pandemic Process

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This refers to an outbreak of a disease across a large area such as the COVID-19 disease. Learn more in: Blended Mode of Teaching and Learning and Its Implication on Undergraduate Class Attendance: Students' Perspectives

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It is an epidemic that may spread all over the world. Learn more in: Exploration of Computational Intelligence Insights and Data Analytics to Combat COVID-19

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An epidemic of an infection disease that is spreading across many countries and/or continents and affecting a significant number of people. Learn more in: Analysis of Health Security Conditions in the Western Balkans: An Economic Perspective

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An epidemic that spread in more than one country or continent in the world and show their effect in a very wide geography. Learn more in: Alternative Suggestion for the Sustainability of Tourism During Coronavirus Breakout

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It is the transboundary spread of a disease or infectious agent in numerous parts of the world. Learn more in: Nutrition in Learning Environments During and After the Pandemic: Limitations and Opportunities

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Epidemic affecting a large proportion of a population over a wide geographical region. Learn more in: A Pandemic Avian Influenza Mathematical Model

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A disease prevalent over a whole country or the world. Learn more in: COVID-19 Pandemic and Its Implications on Storekeeping Practices: Perspectives of Health Workers

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A situation when the disease is spread all over the world and it is complex to manage. Learn more in: Self-Maintained Health Surveillance Artificial Intelligence Assistant

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A disease that is prevalent over a whole country or throughout the world. Learn more in: Beyond Pandemic: Accelerating Artificial Intelligence and Financial Analytics

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A global epidemic that affects a large geographical area or a large part of the world. Learn more in: An Evaluation of New Work Practices After the Pandemic: Crowdworking

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References the COVID-19 global pandemic, specifically. Learn more in: Teaching and Learning During a Pandemic: Perspectives From a Teacher, Administrator, and College Professor

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A global epidemic. Learn more in: The COVID-19 Pandemic in the 4th Industrial Revolution: A Critical Review

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Is an outbreak or disease which spreads through a whole portion of countries. Learn more in: COVID-19 and Its Effects in the Global Transportation System: Is This the End of Tourism, at Least as We Know It?

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It is the general name given to epidemic diseases that spread and show their effects in a wide area in more than one country or continent in the world. Learn more in: Social Reactions to the Pandemic: Rising Interest in Pandemic Movies

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An epidemic or outbreak that is widespread across a population. Learn more in: Erikson's Stages: The Impact COVID-19 Has Had on Childhood Develeopment

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A pandemic is a severe outbreak of a disease occurring worldwide rapidly affecting a large number of people and takes more lives than an epidemic. Learn more in: Transforming Assessment in Response to COVID-19

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Occurring over a wide geographic area (such as multiple countries or continents) and typically affecting a significant proportion of the population. Learn more in: Creating the Intelligent Learning Space: Implementation of Education 4:0 for Remote Teaching During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Epidemic of an infectious disease that spreads throughout more than one continent or worldwide. Learn more in: An Extendable Functioning Waiting Room Solution for Online Education Platforms: The Beginning of an Online Efficiency Era

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A widespread presence of a disease in a country. Learn more in: Innovative Techniques Used in Zimbabwean Schools to Educate Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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It is an epidemic that occurred worldwide, that is crossing the international borders resulting in affecting a majority of the population. Learn more in: Testing Models of Data-Driven Reporting in Newspapers for Health Communication: Study Based on the COVID-19 Second Wave

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Worldwide outbreak of a disease. Learn more in: COVID-19 Recovery in Schools and Self-Care for Teachers

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Refers to an epidemic or disease that has spread from country to country affecting a large number of the population. In Greek, “pan” means “all” while “demos” means “people.” Learn more in: Indigenous Peoples in the Midst of COVID-19: Populism and Nationalism as Impediments to Global Solidarity

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This is the widespread pandemic of an infectious disease. i.e., multiple continents or global spread have affected a large number of people. Learn more in: COVID-19 Digital Technology Response in Sub-Saharan African Countries

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A disease prevailing over a whole country or the entire world. Learn more in: Quercetin for the Experimental Treatment of COVID-19

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A global infection that spreads through air, water, or other transmission modes between people. Learn more in: COVID-19 and the Growth Mindset: Dangerous Opportunities

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Is a disease that is widespread across countries and continents ( WHO, 2021c ). Learn more in: Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) and Food Safety: Are the Consumers in the Hospitality, Food, and Beverage Industry Right to Worry?

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An outbreak of a disease that occurs over a wide geographic area (such as multiple countries or continents) and typically affects a significant proportion of the population. Learn more in: Main Manifestations of the Psychological and Behavioural Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Populations: A synthesis study

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Disease outbreak that has spread worldwide. Another important pandemic in 2000s was swine influenza pandemic. Learn more in: Horse Entrepreneurs and Their Customers as Partners in Combating the Coronavirus Pandemic: A Preliminary Study of the Principal-Agent Relationship

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A Pandemic is the worldwide spread of a new disease or virus. The World Health Organization (WHO) is responsible for declaring when a global influenza is occurring. Learn more in: The Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Future of Aviation

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Ongoing global pandemic caused by the COVID-19 corona virus. Learn more in: Digitalising the Museum

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A global population being exposed to an infection such as COVID 19. Learn more in: Cultivating Nourishment and Compassion for Young Children's Minds, Hearts, and Souls Using Spiritual Literacy: Allowing Children to Hear Their Song!

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In this chapter, pandemic refers to the infectious disease COVID-19. But ideally a pandemic is an epidemic or outbreak of an infectious disease that has spread across a large region, for instance multiple continents or worldwide, affecting a substantial number of people. Learn more in: Emerging Roles of Libraries and Librarians During and Post COVID-19 Pandemic: Challenges and Opportunities

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Occurring over a wide geographic area (such as multiple countries or continents) and typically affecting a significant proportion of the population. Learn more in: Responding to COVID-19 for Information Delivery: A Case Study of Learning Resource Centre, Vignana Jyothi Institute of Management

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A pandemic is defined as an epidemic of an infectious disease that spreads worldwide and impacts multiple continents (e.g., Spanish flu, SARS, COVID-19, etc.). Learn more in: Role of Training Transfer in the Aftermath of the COVID-19 Pandemic

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A disease prevalent over a whole country or world in this case corona virus. Learn more in: People's Responses to COVID-19 Containment Measures in Selected Areas in Nairobi County, Kenya: Dynamism of Nairobians in Response to COVID-19

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Widespread disease affecting either an entire country or the world. Learn more in: A Theoretical Perspective of Inequities in Online Learning/Education Based on Generational Differences

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It can be expressed as the general name given to epidemic diseases that spread and show their effects in a wide area in more than one country or continent in the world. Learn more in: The Role of Social Media on Dissemination of Information During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Social Media, Dissemination of Information, COVID-19

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An epidemic of an infectious disease that crosses global boundaries. Learn more in: A Paradigm for Global Student Interactions Through Digital Technologies in a Post-COVID Era

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They are epidemic diseases that spread over a wide area in more than one country or continent in the world and show their effects. Learn more in: Application of the Extended Theory of Planned Behavior to Understand Holiday Purchase Intention During the COVID-19 Period

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Pandemic refers to a global epidemic, pandemic spreads several countries at the same time and effects a large number of people. Learn more in: Mental Health and Employee Performance: A COVID-19-Based View

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Disease with deadly effects and spreading rapidly on a global scale. Learn more in: The Sample of the Turkish Labor Market in Digital Discrimination and Pandemic Regarding Elderly/Older Employment

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The global outbreak of a disease. Learn more in: Three Octobers: Motherhood and Pandemic Pedagogy

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An epidemic or disease occurring worldwide or over a very wide area while crossing international boundaries and affecting a large number of people. Learn more in: General Awareness and Responses to COVID-19 Crisis: A Sentiment Analysis of Twitter Updates

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Pandemic refers to a disease outbreak that spreads across countries or continents which affects more people and takes more lives than an epidemic. Learn more in: Post-Pandemic Global Inequalities: Causes and Measures

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An epidemic occurring worldwide. Learn more in: Health Communication Strategies: Crisis Management and Infodemic During COVID-19

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A pandemic is basically a global epidemic -- an epidemic that spreads to more than one continent. Learn more in: Strategies for Critical Sector Development Post-Pandemic

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Pandemic is the spread of a disease or infection in a very wide area such as countries, continents and even the whole world. Learn more in: The Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Video Game Consumption in Turkey

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An epidemic occuring over a huge area, across the world, affecting a large number of population. Learn more in: Health Risk Communication and Media

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worldwide epidemic. Learn more in: Expect the Unexpected: Lessons From the COVID-19 Pandemic for the Future of Airport Leaders and Managers

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It is an epidemic of an infectious disease that is spread across the world. Learn more in: Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Various Aspects of B.Ed. Student-Teachers in Odisha and West Bengal

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An epidemic of an infectious disease. Learn more in: Integration of Digital Games Into Pedagogical Practice: Contributions and Challenges to Teacher Training

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An infectious disease affecting a substantial number of people globally. Learn more in: Leaders' Self-Care in Traumatic Times of Change

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A disease that spreads over the entire world killing millions of people. COVID-19 is an example of a pandemic. Learn more in: Work/Family Interventions and COVID-19 Pandemic Remote Work Arrangements

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An epidemic of an infectious disease that has spread across a large region or worldwide, affecting a substantial number of people. A widespread endemic disease with a stable number of infected people is not a pandemic. Learn more in: Development of Small Businesses During Economic Crises: Evidence From Indonesia

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An increased and sustained propagation of an extraordinary infectious human disease that rapidly affects all parts of the world and a large part of the global population. Learn more in: SMEs and Entrepreneurship Development Determinants in Practice: Case of Uganda

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An unwanted worldwide situation. Learn more in: Impact of Social Media on Pandemic COVID-19 Outbreak

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An epidemic that spreads worldwide. Learn more in: Dealing With Pandemic Grief in Organizations: A Human Resources (HR) Challenge

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An epidemic that can spread all over the globe. Learn more in: Future of Work Places: A Hybrid Approach

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It’s an infectious disease outbreak that spreads quickly across countries and/or continents. Its more severe than epidemic as it affects more people, larger area, and causes high mortality rate. Learn more in: Economic Impact of COVID-19: Challenges and Opportunities

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A widespread disease in the world. Learn more in: Incisive Real-Time Biosafety Decision-Making Under Societal Reopening: An Ego-Level Decision-Tree Understructure for a Serious Game (in the COVID-19 Pandemic Era)

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A pandemic is defined as a new virus disease that spreads around the globe in many countries and continents, creating global public health emergency. The World health organsiation declared the novel coronavirus a pandemic on 11 th of March 2020. Examples of pandemic are H1N1 also known as swine flu (2009), SARS (2003) AU94: The in-text citation "SARS (2003)" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. , H3N2 (1968) known as Avian flu, H2N2 (1957) also known as Asian flu. Learn more in: Travelling for Healthcare: Future Challenges and Opportunities for India in the New Normal