Crit Care Med June 2022 PMID 35081061

Patient-Centered Outcomes Following COVID-19: Frailty and Disability Transitions in Critical Care Survivors.

Leandro Utino Taniguchi, Thiago Junqueira Avelino-Silva, Murilo Bacchini Dias, Wilson Jacob-Filho, Márlon Juliano Romero Aliberti

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The discussions highlight the importance of long-term recovery, with phrases like 'Mucho camino por andar' (a lot lies ahead) indicating concern and focus on rehabilitation, as well as references to long-term social and functional recovery. The tone and word choices suggest a shared belief in the publication's relevance for improving patient care, mainly emphasizing the need for ongoing support and rehabilitation following ICU discharge.

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The posts strongly agree with the importance of recognizing post-ICU challenges in COVID-19 survivors, emphasizing the significance of the publication's findings.

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The discussions demonstrate high interest, focusing on patient recovery and long-term outcomes after ICU stays.

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Posts show moderate engagement by sharing key themes like recovery paths and long-term health, though limited in detailed analysis.

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There is a recognition that understanding frailty and disability transitions can influence future healthcare strategies, though the effect is acknowledged as moderate.

Abstract in brief

The study investigates how COVID-19 critical care survivors experience changes in frailty and disability over time, revealing increased levels of both at 90 days post-discharge compared to before hospitalization.
Most survivors who were not frail or disabled before COVID-19 developed new disabilities or became frail after ICU treatment, especially those with higher pre-COVID frailty scores.
These findings emphasize the need for ongoing long-term medical follow-up for COVID-19 ICU survivors, as many transition to poorer health status following their critical illness.

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