Post–COVID-19 Condition Summary of Guidelines
The purpose of this report is to provide an overview for the existing guidelines about post–COVID-19 condition available on the online COVID-19 Recommendations Map. As of May 2022, 16 clinical practice guidelines that addressed post–COVID-19 condition were available to be summarized, spanning 7 diff...
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| description | The purpose of this report is to provide an overview for the existing guidelines about post–COVID-19 condition available on the online COVID-19 Recommendations Map.
As of May 2022, 16 clinical practice guidelines that addressed post–COVID-19 condition were available to be summarized, spanning 7 different intents (topic areas): diagnosis, health services and systems, infection control, planning and monitoring, screening, treatment and rehabilitation, and vaccination.
Eleven guidelines included recommendations related to diagnosis.
Five guidelines included recommendations related to health services and systems.
Six guidelines included recommendations related to infection control.
Six guidelines included recommendations related to planning and monitoring.
Four guidelines included recommendations related to screening.
Eleven guidelines included recommendations related to treatment and rehabilitation.
Six guidelines included recommendations related to vaccination. |
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Eleven guidelines included recommendations related to diagnosis.
Five guidelines included recommendations related to health services and systems.
Six guidelines included recommendations related to infection control.
Six guidelines included recommendations related to planning and monitoring.
Four guidelines included recommendations related to screening.
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Eleven guidelines included recommendations related to diagnosis.
Five guidelines included recommendations related to health services and systems.
Six guidelines included recommendations related to infection control.
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Eleven guidelines included recommendations related to diagnosis.
Five guidelines included recommendations related to health services and systems.
Six guidelines included recommendations related to infection control.
Six guidelines included recommendations related to planning and monitoring.
Four guidelines included recommendations related to screening.
Eleven guidelines included recommendations related to treatment and rehabilitation.
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