2020
DOI: 10.1097/phm.0000000000001477
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Rehabilitation Response in Pandemics

Abstract: The World Health Organization declared a pandemic due to the serious health risk posed by coronavirus disease (COVID-19). The number of infected cases is on the rise globally with escalating human, economic, and societal costs. Survivors of COVID-19 may experience a range of clinical, functional, and psychological impairments, resulting in disabilities. Many are amenable to rehabilitation intervention. The current focus of COVID-19 management is on public health measures and acute management. As patients trans… Show more

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“…Noteworthy, these patterns of association were longitudinally shaped in the absence of a major epidemic, and may become of critical importance during and after the COVID-19 era. COVID-19 has devastated post-acute care, adding cases and survivors who experience a spectrum of clinical, functional, and psychological sequelae [34]. Recent data indicate that after hospitalization, less than 5% of survivors will require inpatient rehabilitation, as opposed to 45% of survivors who will require post-acute support [35,36].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Noteworthy, these patterns of association were longitudinally shaped in the absence of a major epidemic, and may become of critical importance during and after the COVID-19 era. COVID-19 has devastated post-acute care, adding cases and survivors who experience a spectrum of clinical, functional, and psychological sequelae [34]. Recent data indicate that after hospitalization, less than 5% of survivors will require inpatient rehabilitation, as opposed to 45% of survivors who will require post-acute support [35,36].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Algunas organizaciones demuestran la falta de accesibilidad de las PCD en la actual pandemia; en tal sentido, el Comité Permanente Interinstitucional (IASC) reconoce las barreras del entorno, las institucionales y las actitudinales 8 , por lo que emite un mensaje centrado en la necesidad de detener esta situación de desventaja. Además, si la información de salud pública, el entorno construido, las comunicaciones, las tecnologías, los bienes y los ser vicios no son accesibles, las PCD no podrán satisfacer las necesidades básicas de alimentación y medicamentos, tomar las decisiones necesarias, vivir de forma independiente o tener un aislamiento social de manera segura 33 (Tabla 4).…”
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“…Además, si la información de salud pública, el entorno construido, las comunicaciones, las tecnologías, los bienes y los ser vicios no son accesibles, las PCD no podrán satisfacer las necesidades básicas de alimentación y medicamentos, tomar las decisiones necesarias, vivir de forma independiente o tener un aislamiento social de manera segura 33 (Tabla 4). Se recomienda a los gobiernos identificar y remover las barreras al tratamiento, garantizar entornos accesibles y realizar adaptaciones de los servicios comunitarios de manera que se minimice el riesgo de infección, pero se continúe brindando el apoyo necesario 8,34 .…”
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