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Coronavirus patients may face post-intensive care syndrome; what is this?

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Newspaper Article

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Coronavirus (COVID-19): Various news reports in recent weeks have pointed out that for some Covid-19 patients who needed intensive care, the journey to recovery is a long one. After leaving the ICU, they may suffer from what is known as post-intensive care syndrome (PICS), which can happen to any person who has been in the ICU.

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Coronavirus patients may suffer post intensive care syndrome. What is that?

Type of Library Material:

Newspaper Article

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Coronavirus patients who require treatment in an intensive care unit could suffer from post-intensive care syndrome (PICS), experts say.

In general, patients who require intensive care are at risk for mental health issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety and depression when their treatment is over, according to Weill Cornell Medicine at Cornell University. They also can suffer cognitive impairment and physical limitations.

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COVID Survivors Face PTSD, Anxiety

Type of Library Material:

Magazine Article, Testimonial

Brief description of media:

Experts say hospital ICU stays, often faced alone, bring mental health woes to older patients in particular

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