PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

CONCLUSION: Our study showed significant alterations in retinal vascular density and CT for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine at the 2^(nd) week, and these parameters became compatible with pre-vaccination values at the 4^(th) week. In contrast, no

CONCLUSION: The monetized value of disability adjusted life years can be used as evidence for advocacy, increased investment, and appropriate mitigation strategies. Countries should strengthen their health systems functionality, incorporating and

CONCLUSION: In our hemodialysis patients, ventricular repolarization parameters increased after COVİD-19 recovery. In hemodialysis patients, already predisposed to arrhythmic deaths, arrhythmia risk after COVİD-19 recovery may become more pronounced.

CONCLUSION: Our results indicate that embryo development, pregnancy, and live birth outcomes in uninfected patients were not compromised during the COVID-19 pandemic at our center.

CONCLUSION: A significant reduction in total ophthalmic presentations in the emergency eye care unit was observed during the lockdown period. However, the proportion of emergencies requiring specialized treatments (surgical, infectious, inflammatory

CONCLUSION: The findings of this study suggest that social confinement during the COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on the living conditions of people in Mexico City. Modified circumstances on families and individuals, included increased

CONCLUSION: The findings demonstrated that the nurses' care is a prerequisite for the patients' care. Considering that the ethical challenges faced by nurses are related to unacceptable working conditions, organizational support, and lack of access

CONCLUSION: The main cause of stress related to the COVID-19 pandemic for dental students at UBC is their clinical skills being negatively affected. Coping strategies including acceptance and self-distraction were identified. Continued mitigation

CONCLUSIONS: This study found no significant increase in the risk of graft rejection or failure in patients with a prior keratoplasty history following COVID-19 diagnosis nor in any patients who had a new keratoplasty done during 2020-2022 when

CONCLUSION: Pharmacists faced multiple challenges in the ward pharmacy practice during the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in medication history assessment and patient counselling. Pharmacists, especially those with higher levels of education and