COVID-19 Follow-up care paths and long-term outcomes in the Dutch health care system
Project summary
To further develop the care paths for after care for current and future patients with COVID-19, the study aims to follow the care paths of all COVID-19 patients who survived hospitalization in Rotterdam-Rijnmond over a 2 yrs-period and to study: 1] trajectories of physical, cognitive and psychological recovery; 2] patient flows, health care utilization, patient/relative satisfaction, and barriers/facilitators as experienced by care professionals; 3] effects of physical, cognitive and psychological outcomes on social participation and health-related quality of life; and 4] risk factors for post-hospital mortality and long-term disability and effects of diversity on health outcomes, health care utilization, and patient/relative satisfaction.
Impact
Within this research, care paths are developed for aftercare to current and future COVID-19 patients who have been hospitalized. It concerns the physical, the cognitive and the psychological aspects of recovery.
More detailed information
Principal Investigator:
Dr. H.J.G. (Rita) van den Berg-Emons
Role Erasmus MC:
Coördinator
Department:
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Project website:
Not available
Funding Agency:
NWO
