COVID-19 Patients Suffer From DHEA-S Sufficiency

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The Relationship between Work Ability and Severity of Disease in Patients Recovering from Covid-19

Introduction. The work ability index based on a person 's health statuse predicts the ability to continue working now and in near feature.  proper assessment of work ability in covid 19 recoveries is important for both patients and employers and its enhancement leads to the efficiency of human resourses in industries and organizations. The working staff’s efficiency is a matter of their work ab...

Evaluatiom of Health Worker Education to Patients Recovered from COVID-19

Background & Purpose:: The covid-19 pandemic imposes a significant burden on healthcare systems. Proper self-care practice in people can reduce the pressure on the medical staff and save time and expenses for the patients. We assessed the quality of self-care education of healthcare worker from the viewpoint of patients recovered from COVID-19. Materials & Method: This cross-sectional study wa...

Lived experiences of patients recovered from Covid-19: An interpretive phenomenological study

Background & Aim: Covid-19 is an emerging disease that has become a health crisis in the world and affected various aspects of human’s life. Understanding the experience of patients with this disease is essential for proper and comprehensive care. The aim of this study was to explore the lived experiences of patients recovered from Covid-19. Methods & Materials: The present study was a qualita...

Neglectful Psychological Interventions Among Patients With Covid 19

Telephone or social media follow-up is important for patients who are referred to home quarantine after receiving a positive corona test. The outbreak of Covid-19 has caused concern among the general population around the world. Many people may be anxious and scared, and those who are directly affected by the virus in different ways may experience more panic, fear, and anxiety. All those who a...

COVID-19 and its Outcomes in Multiple Sclerosis Patients

Background: Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a highly contagious disease that resulted in 4533645 deaths until September first, 2021. Multiple Sclerosis (MS) patients receive immunosuppressive drugs. Thus, there is a concern that these drugs will reduce the patient’s immune system resistance against COVID19. Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the epidemiology of COVID19 and its ...