Tratamiento de la epidemia de covid19 bajo periodismo de soluciones

https://thewholestory.solutionsjournalism.org/24-questions-to-frame-your-solutions-reporting-
on-covid19-fe363525ff7

Here are 24 questions journalists can ask to get started on creating solutions journalism,
divided up by potential problem areas:

By the Need to Support Populations Most Directly

Affected or Most Vulnerable to Infection
1. What’s working to help the elderly stay healthy?

2. What’s working to provide health and safety resources for people experiencing
homelessness?

3. What’s working to ensure the health and safety of people who are incarcerated?

4. What’s working to connect people with disabilities to health and safety resources?

5. What’s working to feed children dependent on school lunches?

6. What’s working to support single parents navigating childcare and work responsibilities?

7. What’s working to help school districts provide effective distance learning for students
with disabilities?

8. What’s working to counter racism against Chinese, Korean and other Asian groups being
targeted?

By the Need to Minimize Disruption of Social Distancing

9. What’s working to combat the social isolation that accompanies social distancing?

10. What’s working to optimize how schools are conducting virtual learning?

11. What’s working to create a sense of normalcy for children?

12. What’s working to support small businesses that have been forced to cease or curtail
operations?

13. What’s working to help quarantined people vote from home?

By the Need to Create and Preserve Critical Resources

14. What’s working to ensure hospitals have enough face masks and gloves?

15. What’s working to rapidly create hospital beds and increase capacity?

16. What’s working to meet the increased need for ventilators and other hospital
equipment?

17. What’s working to rapidly create hand sanitizer?

18. What’s working to treat the symptoms of COVID-19 at home/or for those without
access to testing?

19. What’s working to combat disinformation around COVID-19?

20. What’s working to prevent ‘hoarding’ of essential supplies?

By the Need to Protect Occupations Most Directly

Affected
21. What’s working to support the mental and physical health of doctors, nurses, and
hospital workers?

22. What’s working to support the mental and physical health of essential service workers
in pharmacies, grocery stores, delivery workers, and logistics workers?

23. What’s working to support workers who have temporarily or permanently lost their
incomes?

24. What’s working to maintain the mental and physical health of journalists?