ABSTRACT
After severe COVID-19 disease, many patients will experience
a variety of problems with normal functioning and will
require rehabilitation services to overcome these problems.
The principles of and evidence on rehabilitation will allow an
effective response. These include a simple screening process; use
of a multi-disciplinary expert team; four evidence-based classes
of intervention (exercise, practice, psychosocial support, and
education particularly about self-management); and a range
of tailored interventions for other problems. The large number
of COVID-19 patients needing rehabilitation coupled with the
backlog remaining from the crisis will challenge existing services.
The principles underpinning vital service reconfigurations
needed are discussed.
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REFERÊNCIA
WADE, Derick T. Rehabilitation after COVID-19: an evidence-based approach. Clinical Medicine Journal, Reino Unido, p. 1-6, 9 jun. 2020.
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