PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

CONCLUSION: The results show that, despite the occurrence of pathogenic micro-organisms, there has been a reduction in the prevalence of multidrug-resistant bacteria strains. This study can be used as an example for environmental microbiological

CONCLUSION: The significance of this study is to help the government and institutions understand the impact of policy implementation on users, and to enable them to adjust policies in a timely manner to respond to potential social risks. The

CONCLUSION: We urge the RCCE partners to make use of the findings and recommendations to develop a robust RCCE strategy relevant to local culture and context, responsive to people's concerns and needs, and inclusive of gender, age and social

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Aberrant coagulation and thrombosis are associated with severe COVID-19 post-SARS-CoV-2 infection, yet the underlying mechanism remains obscure. Here we show that serum levels of SARS-CoV-2 envelope (E) protein are associated with coagulation

CONCLUSION: Scientifically valid information disseminated at the community level using the health cell approach could bring positive changes in KAP related to COVID-19.

BACKGROUND: Variability in antimicrobial prescribing may indicate an opportunity for improvement in antimicrobial use. We sought to measure physician-level antimicrobial prescribing in adult general medical wards, assess the contribution of patient

CONCLUSIONS: The study concluded that vaccination against COVID-19 among pregnant women had a low stillbirth rate. It adds to the existing evidence that the COVID-19 vaccine is safe and can be taken during pregnancy.

CONCLUSIONS: Muscle strength, mobility, and ICUAW are similar between COVID-19 and non-COVID-19. However, muscle strength and mobility at ICU discharge are associated with the length of stay during COVID-19. A PICUMS<18 at ICU discharge may indicate impaired physical functioning due to ICUAW.