Four-Year Health Outcomes

Cross-source consensus on Four-Year Health Outcomes from 1 sources and 5 claims.

1 sources · 5 claims

Benefits

At the four-year interview, 16.7% of participants had abnormal fatigue by the CIS threshold. — Health outcomes and reinfection among COVID-19 survivors 4 years after hospital discharge in Wuhan, China: a cohort study
Medium-to-high respiratory or broader symptom impact was present in 7.2% of participants at four years. — Health outcomes and reinfection among COVID-19 survivors 4 years after hospital discharge in Wuhan, China: a cohort study
Anxiety and depressive symptoms were uncommon at four years using HADS thresholds. — Health outcomes and reinfection among COVID-19 survivors 4 years after hospital discharge in Wuhan, China: a cohort study
At four years, most survivors were asymptomatic, but a substantial minority still had ongoing symptoms. — Health outcomes and reinfection among COVID-19 survivors 4 years after hospital discharge in Wuhan, China: a cohort study
The study concluded that persistent symptoms remained clinically relevant despite overall improvement over four years. — Health outcomes and reinfection among COVID-19 survivors 4 years after hospital discharge in Wuhan, China: a cohort study