COVID-19, Influenza und grippeähnliche Erkrankungen

Dietrich, Lna; Azevedo, Marta Abreu De; Wirz, Sebastian; Romer, T.; Schmid-Thurneysen, Lisa; Rasch, Helmut; Deml, Michael J.; Frhlich, Jrg; Providoli, Romeo; Ernst, Thomas; Seyam, Muhannad; Jusufoska, Meliha; Tolic, Josipa; Suggs, Suzanne; Gallmann, Caesar; Busche, Philipp; Wingeier, Bernhard; Schb, Lukas; Meynard, Anne; Hausmann, Oliver; Flury, Domenica; Rllin, Alexandra; Kovari, Helen; Bguelin, Charles; Hasse, Barbara; Etter, Gisela; Huber, Benedikt M.; Tarr, Philip

doi:10.4414/phc-d.2021.10324

Prim Hosp Care (de)

2021

DOI: 10.4414/phc-d.2021.10324

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COVID-19, Influenza und grippeähnliche Erkrankungen

Lna Dietrich

Marta Abreu De Azevedo

Sebastian Wirz

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Abstract: Distanzierung-und Hygienemassnahmen sind gegen Influenza und COVID-19 präventiv wirksam. Bei hospitalisierten COVID-19-Patient/-innen mit Pneumonie kommt zurzeit eine Therapie mit Dexamethason mit/ohne Remdesivir in Frage. Venöse thromboembolische Ereignisse sollen bei COVID-19 niederschwellig gesucht und vorgebeugt werden. Eine wirksame und sichere SARS-CoV-2-Impfung stellt eine enorme Herausforderung dar. Wahrscheinlich werden wir noch jahrelang mit SARS-CoV-2 leben müssen.

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“…21 Despite all the differences in symptom expression and disease severity, however, no clear distinction can be made clinically between COVID-19, influenza and other "flu-like" diseases. 22 With regard to the persistence of general fatigue and weakness after the acute symptoms of the disease had subsided, this was reported by 57% of those with positive serology, but only by 42% of those who had been tested negative. This fatigue also lasted significantly longer (29 vs 12 days) in the tested positive employees.…”

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Learning from the Experiences in the COVID-19 Pandemic – Impact on Quality of Life and Challenges for the Staff of a Dermatological Hospital and Rehabilitation Center in Germany: A Retrospective Analysis

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, infections could also be detected among the staff and patients of the dermatological hospital Bad Bentheim (Germany). This retrospective analysis aims to better understand the impact of the pandemic on health care workers. The results could help improve future pandemic plans and measures to protect health care workers. Patients and Methods: In 2020, the whole staff (460 participants) of the dermatological hospital Bad Bentheim had been offered the option to be tested with respect to the antibody status on SARS-CoV-2 (IgG, IgM). The data were collected by means of a blood sample and subsequent questionnaires (22 questions for employees with positive SARS-CoV-2 serology) regarding disease severity, symptoms, disease duration, chains of infection, psychological and physical burden. Both groups were divided by positive or negative serology and data analysis was performed using an independent t-test. Results: It was shown that a COVID-19 Infection clinically presented itself as a respiratory tract infection, differed significantly in severity and duration, but also the long-term consequences in employees with proven COVID-19 disease (n=14, 3.7%) from the employees with non-COVID-19 respiratory diseases (33.6% of the seronegative employees). In addition, there was a significant psychological impairment and burden of COVID-19-affected employees. Our study showed unique insights into infection chains, disease courses, disease severity, symptoms and a significant psychological impairment and burden of COVID-19-affected employees among the COVID-19 positive staff. Conclusion:Our study shows deep insights into infection chains, disease courses, disease severity and symptoms among the COVID-19 positive staff and led to change of behavior with the disease itself and among the health care professionals. This knowledge has the potential to positively influence the handling of similar future events.Plain Language Summary: Due to the nature of the Corona pandemic with massive effects, especially in the environment of health care facilities, we provide a detailed insight into the stresses on employees in a dermatological acute and rehabilitation clinic. To recognize their stress and to monitor the maintenance and quality of patient care, it is important to focus especially on the effects of an infection with SARS-CoV-2 of these employees and to analyze them. This revealed insights into the disease trajectories of staff infected with COVID-19 with significant differences compared to healthy individuals. Starting with physical symptoms and ending with psychological stress.

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Learning from the Experiences in the COVID-19 Pandemic – Impact on Quality of Life and Challenges for the Staff of a Dermatological Hospital and Rehabilitation Center in Germany: A Retrospective Analysis

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Demiri,

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