PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

Medical students are one of the socially active, reliable, and persuading population of information, prevention and control, and incentive of vaccination to stop the current pandemic situation. Consequently, knowing the status of medical students'

CONCLUSION: COVID-19 pandemic causes serious decline in the continuity of care for patients with chronic conditions. Such a deterioration not only can lead to make these patients` condition worse in a long-term period but also it can make irreparable

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CONCLUSION: Based on NMA results, we suggest that CBT, which is the most commonly used digital technology, should be preferred among digital psychotherapy for relieving depression and anxiety symptoms. Digital exercise therapy is an effective

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Covid-19 is associated with multiple neurological manifestations. The clinical presentation, trajectory, and treatment response for three cases of myoclonus during COVID-19 infection, with no previous neurological disease, is described. Analysis of

CONCLUSIONS: COVID-19 clearance remains prolonged in oncology patients. Single-negative test clearance can balance delays in care with risk of infection in patients with solid tumors.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, territorial services and general practitioners in particular played a central role in identifying suspected cases and contact tracing. Vulnerability criteria were defined to identify patients at risk of developing severe

CONCLUSION: Telemonitoring of vital signs is a feasible method of remote care that helps identify patients requiring immediate hospital admission. For further scale-up, we suggest shortening call intervals in the first five days, when the risk of

CONCLUSION: While the underlying mechanism is yet to be elucidated, in rare cases a COVID-19 infection can lead to a tractopathy, presenting as weakness, sensory deficits, spasticity, neuropathic pain, and neurogenic bladder/bowel. Patients with