Outcomes and Clinical Profiles of Health Care Workers who Recovered from COVID-19: A Cross-sectional Study on Follow-up and Post-COVID-19 Syndrome.

Background: Infection from SARS-CoV-2 have transient and long-term complications. Persistent symptoms post-recovery with perceptions of overall physical and mental health status are crucial information to construe on follow-up care.

Objective: To describe the clinical profile, general, and mental health outcomes of hospital staff who recovered from COVID-19 at follow-up 12 weeks or more post-convalescent.

Feedback, Workshop, and Random Monitoring as Quality Assurance Interventions in Improving Data Entries of Residents in Electronic Medical Records of UP Health Service for COVID-19 Teleconsultations.

Background: Medical records provide a repository of patient information, physical examination, laboratory findings, and the outcomes of interventions. The completeness of data contained in the electronic medical record (EMR) is an important factor leading to health service improvement. Quality assurance (QA) activities have been utilized to improve documentation in electronic medical records.

Clinical Course of Healthcare Workers Diagnosed as COVID-19 Suspects and Contacts during the Coronavirus Disease 2019 Pandemic: A Cross-sectional Study.

Background: COVID-19 infection can present in various clinical forms. Anosmia has been significantly associated with a positive RT-PCR, but it usually appears after four days and has also been observed among COVID-19 negative patients. Knowledge on the clinical course of COVID-19 can guide decision-making on screening, diagnostic testing, and quarantine/isolation procedures.