PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

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BACKGROUND This study aimed to evaluate whether the incidence rate of musculoskeletal system disorders changed owing to the increase in the time spent on the computer by academics who did or did not provide distance education during the COVID-19

CONCLUSIONS: Hospitalists preferred to continue the use of technology and new models of care even in the post-pandemic period and express a desire for more work-life balance and less administrative and logistical work burden.

CONCLUSION: It is important to recognise the implications for access to antenatal care of a shift to remote delivery. It is not a simple swap: it restructures many aspects of candidacy for care in ways that pose risks of amplifying existing

CONCLUSION: Results suggest that athletes' dining expectations, organising committee budgets, expert input and current global trends have led to food delivery changes. The OPG food environment has the capacity to positively influence the dietary

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This paper presents a new graph-learning technique to accurately infer the graph structure of COVID-19 data, helping to reveal the correlation of pandemic dynamics among different countries and identify influential countries for pandemic response

A shortage of health care staff has become a crucial issue due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Japan has developed new schemes for securing nurses and expanding disaster dispatch to resolve severe shortage of nurses. This short communication presents a new

CONCLUSION: In conclusion, this study showed that there is an impact of using interactive polls in virtual classes in medical students at KSAU-HS. It is recommended to continue using polls in all subjects in on-site sessions. This will be a great

The COVID-19 pandemic had a major global impact on the health and wellbeing for many individuals. Even though the infection rates have gone down due to the availability of vaccines, the consequences of the disease are still present due to persistent