PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

Two years after COVID-19 pandemic starting, the studies of patient satisfaction with medical services quality become topical again. The article presents the results of three-year project (2019-2022) of studying level of loyalty (Net Promoter Score)

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Description COVID-19 has made patients afraid to engage with providers in-person to manage acute, chronic and preventive non-COVID-related health care needs. As health care providers, we must continue to do everything within our power to address our

CONCLUSION: One of the most important results of this study was discovering a common trend and consistency of Iranian and international publications on COVID-19. Accordingly, in the topic category "Covid-19 Proteins: Vaccine and Antibody Response,"

CONCLUSIONS: This study identified 10 important food groups and associated sentiments that users discussed as a means to improve immunity. Our findings can help dieticians and nutritionists to frame appropriate interventions and diet programs.

This multicenter cross-sectional study explored the responsiveness of Mental Health Services (MHS) to two years of COVID-19 emergency in Italy. Specifically, the study explored the ability of staff to: acknowledge users' capabilities and value

CONCLUSIONS: Our findings would strengthen the recommendation not to change anti-PD-1/PD-L1 treatment plans based on current or future immunization schedules, implying that all these patients should be closely monitored.

CONCLUSIONS: QIs differed significantly between AL and NHs before and during the pandemic. Any changes implemented to address deficiencies in either setting need to account for these differences and require monitoring to assess their impact.

There is a strong correlation between SARS-CoV-2 and the onset of autoimmune neurological disease with atypical clinical presentation, characterized by limited response to medical therapy, likely caused by the underlying mechanism of the virus itself

CONCLUSIONS: Lack of movement and staying at home resulted in a significant weight gain and worsening of mental well-being in type-2 diabetes during the first lockdown in Austria. Thanks to regular medical consultations, laboratory parameters