… COVID-19 ICU survivors … COVID-19 ICU-survivors experience at least one physical
impairment one year after ICU-discharge. In addition, most of the previously employed ICU-survivors …

Objectives: This study examined the long-term health-related quality of life (HRQOL) and
physical function of coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) survivors diagnosed with intensive care unit-…

… as COVID-19 patients and to understand how they make sense of and cope with what happened
to them when infected with COVID-19… were deaf because your voice was loud since you …

… The results indicated that there is an association between COVID-19 … to singers infected with
COVID-19 by health voice processionals. … In this study, 262 (72%) COVID-19 survivors had …

… of COVID-19 survivors 1 and millions of individuals being hospitalized for acute COVID-19. …
on physical health and function following acute COVID-19 are common. Symptoms, such as …

… In summary, a pragmatic, simple, comprehensive and integrated rehabilitation pathway was
developed to screen COVID-19 survivors and target specific rehabilitation interventions in a …

… The COVID-19 survivors in this study provided profound examples of the … slow lilting voice
that has this monotonous but comforting feeling like you just ‘slipped into a cup of tea’ voice. …

… of breath, changes in throat sensitivity, changes in voice, swallowing disorders, weight loss,
impaired physical mobility, … At the six-month follow-up, COVID-19 survivors with more severe …

… AYA cancer patients and survivors, this study aimed to explore AYA experiences with
COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic, highlighting the patient voice in this turbulent time, …

… , pooled prevalence rates for mental disorders in ICU survivors were reported to be as high
… higher for ICU survivors with COVID-19. In total, 75% of COVID-19 ICU patients experience …