Factors associated with reattendance to emergency services following COVID‐19 hospitalization

Daunt, Anna; Perez‐Guzman, Pablo N; Cafferkey, John; Manalan, Kavina; Cooke, Graham; White, Peter J; Hauck, Katharina; Mallia, Patrick; Nayagam, Shevanthi

doi:10.1002/jmv.26594

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“…In recent months, reports of unplanned patient re-attendance at medical facilities after recovery from COVID-19 infection have increased dramatically throughout the world. 4 , 5 Despite the abundance of journal articles published on acute COVID-19 infection, the clinical picture of post-COVID-19 recovery and its sequelae are still under investigation. Currently, clinicians can only deduce from case reports and/or observational studies, while larger prospective studies are only now starting.…”

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An emerging entity after pandemic: Post-coronavirus disease 2019 syndrome and associated medical complications

Hsieh

Chin

2021

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The coronavirus disease 2019 is a devastating illness that has infected millions of people since the beginning of year 2020, through its multi-systemic manifestations that range widely in severity. Because current knowledge on the types and severities of medical illnesses encountered by patients who recovered from coronavirus disease 2019 is limited, it remains unknown whether these illnesses are direct sequelae of coronavirus disease 2019 infection or unrelated coincidences. In this article, we summarize the evidence currently available on post-coronavirus disease 2019 medical complications and propose directions for studying the long-term complications of coronavirus disease 2019 in the future.

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An emerging entity after pandemic: Post-coronavirus disease 2019 syndrome and associated medical complications

Hsieh

Chin

2021

SAGE Open Medicine

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Factors associated with reattendance to emergency services following COVID‐19 hospitalization

Abstract: conceived the study. Anna Daunt, John Cafferkey, and Kavina Manalan collected the data. Pablo N. Perez-Guzman analyzed the data. Peter White and Katharina Hauck provided methodological expertise. Graham Cooke, Patrick Mallia, and Shevanthi Nayagam provided clinical expertise.

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An emerging entity after pandemic: Post-coronavirus disease 2019 syndrome and associated medical complications

An emerging entity after pandemic: Post-coronavirus disease 2019 syndrome and associated medical complications

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