Identifying the components of macro-social capital to deal with outcomes of the corona virus

In the first two decades of the 21st century, the world has witnessed an epidemic of severe respiratory syndromes such as Zika virus, Ebola virus, yellow fever and corona virus. Given the current high mortality rate and the high potential for the corona virus to spread, and because of its overall impact on communities, there is a broad consensus that the corona virus is the greatest challenge to humanity since world War II. Corona virus has raised countless questions at all levels. Therefore, the present study aimed at identifying the components of macro-social capital to deal with the consequences of Corona virus. We studied the research literature using a qualitative meta-synthesis analysis method. The statistical population were articles and reports on corona virus that was published in 2020. The databases included “Science”,“CdC”,“Pubmed”, “Elsevier”, “wiley”, “medRxiv”,.The method of data analysis was open coding, that focused on selected articles concerned with corona virus. The initial codes were extracted, which were classified into 86 basic codes,15 concepts and 5 categories. The results indicate that the five  categories of macro social capital that has to be dealt with as  outcome of the corona virus are ‘social system efficiency’, ‘global solidarity’, ‘health system efficiency’, ‘economic  system efficiency’, ‘political system efficiency’