PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

CONCLUSIONS: In 2022, the pandemic's detrimental effects on health check-ups persisted.

CONCLUSION: Findings demonstrated the efficacy of the TPB in predicting Covid-19 vaccination intention at different stages of the pandemic, suggesting that the model, in its extended version, represents a valuable framework for designing

CONCLUSION: Age, clinical classification, APACHE II score, TBil, AST, LDH, and TC were significantly associated with the effectiveness of treatment in elderly patients with COVID-19.

This case report details the occurrence of bilateral sequential abducens nerve palsy in a previously healthy 42-year-old woman two days after receiving her first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine (BNT162b2). Despite the widespread global

This study aimed to analyze the scientific evidence available in the literature addressing the relationship between mental fatigue and burnout associated with teleworking during the COVID-19 pandemic through an integrative review. This review

CONCLUSION: By providing a broader conception of needs, these criteria address inefficiencies of the current guidance and relevant ethical frameworks and help to embed a currently missing children-related ethical approach to healthcare policy making

CONCLUSIONS: Although COVID-19 affected program usage and completion, the MOOC was feasible. We also had signals of effectiveness, meaning among LMIC participants completing the course, there was improvement in self-report D&I competency scores

CONCLUSIONS: The COVID-19 pandemic aggravated the motor and non-motor symptoms of PD patients either during or after the zero-COVID policy period. The PD patients also experienced prominent mental health problems, changes in daily activities, and

CONCLUSIONS: Health behaviour change interventions remain an important part of routine healthcare in the continued recovery from COVID-19 public health emergency, however reported engagement with MECC-related practices appears to have reduced over

Bone-related diseases (osteopathologies) associated with human virus infections have increased around the globe. Recent findings have highlighted the intricate interplay between viral infection, the host immune system and the bone remodelling process