Clinical, Socioeconomic, and Psychosocial Profile of COVID 19 Patients at a Tertiary COVID Designated Hospital in Pune, India

The COVID 19 pandemic continues its havoc over the last six months in India. present study of initial phase illnesses mild to moderate cases SARS-COVID is rampant community transmission. This observational and cross-sectional aimed analyse correlate socioeconomic demographic parameters with clinical psychosocial presentations disease through a questionnaire-based interaction Mild positive patients stable hemodynamic were enrolled for study. findings revealed that 179 patients, majority adults below 60 years age group, followed by older group above 60. Males had slightly higher preponderance than females. people their families medium big overcrowded, lacked social distance poor hygiene practises partially attributable bad economic conditions. Most originated from red area, i.e. high-risk zone, as well high level transmission human beings. lower middle classes (Kuppuswamy modified scale).Most occupations involved strata labour jobs. Fifty percent no symptoms at onset remained asymptomatic throughout illness. There many issues insecurities most relating current illness, future well-being families, job financial concerns warrant strategies be implemented during post era.