PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

SETTING: A temporary emergency shelter was established inside the Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta, to reduce COVID-19 transmission and mitigate health risks among people experiencing homelessness.

CONCLUSION: The majority of studies in this review find that olfactory dysfunction is associated with poorer cognition. More rigorous studies are needed to further elucidate the relationship between olfaction and cognition after COVID-19.

CONCLUSIONS: We successfully and safely performed various cervical and lumbar spine surgeries in the ASCs amid COVID-19 pandemic and all patients achieved the same-day discharge (SDD). In the non-fatal MVAs, mid-lower cervical (C4 to C6) and lower

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While wheelchair skills training has demonstrated highly effective outcomes for wheelchair uses, prevalence of receiving comprehensive skills training is low. Studies demonstrate a wheelchair skills "bootcamp" significantly improves occupational

This article explores and analyses the activities of Swedish organised crisis volunteers during Covid-19. Based on a questionnaire and interviews, we set out to answer research questions on what characterised organised volunteerism during the

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) causes severe illness in the immunocompromised. This study aimed to describe the severity and outcomes of kidney transplant recipients (KTRs) treated for COVID-19 during the first 16 months of the pandemic in Sri

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CONCLUSIONS AND CLINICAL IMPORTANCE: Parenteral administration of remdesivir and oral administration of GS-441524 are effective and well-tolerated treatments for FIP. Early emphasis on clinical, and later emphasis on clinicopathologic response

CONCLUSION: The networks described here were launched successfully and have the potential to optimise the COVID-19 response.