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Risk of adverse outcomes in patients with underlying respiratory conditions admitted to hospital with COVID-19: a national, multicentre prospective cohort study using the ISARIC WHO Clinical Characterisation Protocol UK
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Don t let Long Covid fall through the cracks , WHO warns | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)
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Little is known why some, post acute Covid phase, struggle to recover, suffer ongoing symptoms (File)
Geneva:
The World Health Organization called Tuesday for greater research, recognition and rehabilitation for Long Covid sufferers as it brought experts together to share insights into the little-understood condition.
The WHO held the first in a planned series of seminars aimed at expanding understanding of post-Covid conditions, which heard not only from scientists and doctors but also from sufferers themselves.
Little is known about why some people, after coming through the acute phase of Covid-19, struggle to recover and suffer ongoing symptoms including tiredness and brain fog as well as cardiac and neurological disorders.
Don t let long COVID fall through the cracks , WHO warns
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New risk stratification models could assist COVID-19 management
A novel study appearing as a preprint on the
medRxiv server describes the performance of a new risk prediction model based on a wide range of patient variables for death and intensive care unit (ICU) admission.
The role of risk stratification
Risk stratification is essential in the management of COVID-19 due to the need to prioritize critical care services in situations of overwhelming numbers of patients. Since a subgroup of patients with this illness are severely sick and rapidly progress to life-threatening illness, it is necessary to have a reliable system to distinguish patients who will develop such symptoms and require mechanical ventilation and ICU admission, from low-risk patients who can be discharged to their homes.