An Approximate Overview of COVID-19 Treatment Approaches by Registered Physicians of Bangladesh

Objectives: With the other countries around the world, Bangladesh is also fighting against the COVID-19 pandemic about which the current treatment and the medication procedure are not revealed worldwide. The aim of this study is to reveal the approximate treatment approaches served by the registered physicians of Bangladesh, especially for the last three months of coronavirus pandemic situation. Study design: The study design was set by generating questionnaires like multiple choice questions and dichotomous questions based on the current perspective of commonly used and different scholarly suggestions for treating corona patients. Methods: The working methodology was based on both qualitative research and descriptive research by evaluating the observed facts and explains the reasons behind them. Online Google questionnaire survey forms were used to collect data from the randomly picked fifty registered doctors (team leaders) of Bangladesh who are serving corona patients either in government or private health sectors during the last three months. The physicians selected have licenses from Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council (BMDC) and are authorized to prescribe medicines to COVID patients. Concerning our study, the physicians selected are specialized in medicines and mostly are Professors at different medical colleges or medical universities. Results: According to their clinical observations and practice experiences, this study found that Bangladeshi registered doctor’s treatment approaches for COVID-19 patients are scientifically co-related with the recent different researchbased work on treatment protocol to combat this coronavirus pandemic situation. Conclusions: Eventually our concluding remarks are regardless of various limitations in the health sectors of Bangladesh, the physicians have accurately followed the current research and WHO guidelines and are unconditionally serving a country of 165 million people for saving the nation from this deadly virus.