… in the context of emergency care settings, can exert a deep … the first European epicenter of
the COVID-19 emergency and, … the framework of the COVID-19 epidemic among these HCWs. …

… fundamentally changed the way we functioned as a hospital and delivered patient care.
Wards of the children's hospital were condensed as both elective and emergency care across …

… demand and burden on emergency health care services in New … Existing emergency treatment
protocols, such as … metrics in a CSC at the world's epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic. …

… However, these results do not reflect the rates of psychiatric disorders in patients with SMI
in the community during the COVID-19 pandemic as we only investigated PED visits in our …

… Independent of COVID-19, patients requiring an urgent or emergency operation continued
to exist, necessitating thoughtful triage to effectively mitigate disease in a time of limited …

… ) into a dedicated 35-bed COVID-19 ICU, requiring full-time staffing from … care coverage,
and midlevel providers were assigned to coverage in the emergency department and COVID-19 …

… Although there is evidence for hypercoagulability in COVID-19 [15], thought to be related to
endothelial injury and systemic inflammatory state, and data reporting increased venous and …

… pandemic, I watched how COVID‐19 changed us. Our PPE protocols changed, our patient
care … How do you tell the family that they may also have COVID‐19? There is a good chance …

… a COVID-19 outbreak. While redeployment to support the … A senior resident and a categorical
intern staffed our trauma … primarily caring for non-neurosurgical patients with COVID-19. …

Background In the midst of the coronavirus disease pandemic, emerging clinical data across
the world has equipped frontline health care workers, policy makers, and researchers to …