Supporting patients to personalise their recovery goals, take steps towards these goals, and learn more about their symptoms.
An award winning platform for frontline teams, to outline a structured clinical assessment of a patients presenting with Long COVID, and the referral criteria for the services to support people living with Long COVID
Outline a structured clinical assessment of a patients presenting with Long COVID
Exploring the different symptom groups that patients present with, the guideline outlines the steps from taking a history, examination, investigations and management.
In the process of returning to ‘normal’ in a post-COVID era, practitioners are under enormous pressure to deliver healthcare, and this guideline aims to simplify the process and ensure it’s achievable in practice.
The toolkit is co-produced with policy makers, clinical experts and patient groups
The COVID Recovery Toolkit is co-produced with policy makers, multidisciplinary clinical experts, and patient groups, to ensure that the toolkit is fully aligned with the needs of people recovering from COVID-19 infection.
The functionality and content of this toolkit have been designed to deliver to a lot of the major outcomes, and these benefits have been outlined below:
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COVID RECOVERY TOOLKIT
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Improve the diagnostic accuracy of Long COVID
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Access to digital care plans for other health and care settings (e.g. schools, care homes, 111, U&EC)
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Appropriate referral to a specialist services
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Improved patient experience with more convenient access to advice, diagnosis and treatment
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Patient being supported through digital technologies to manage their condition at home
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Increased access to data
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Time savings for clinical staff
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Delivering co-production
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Digital Technology Assessment Criteria (DTAC) compliant
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