The impact of COVID-19-related chronic disease is gradually emerging: discovery and trends from a bibliometric analysis.

Objective: To conduct a literature survey of COVID-19-related chronic diseases to inform future research.

Methods: Publications on COVID-19 and chronic disease were retrieved from PubMed using MeSH Major Topic, including the terms COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, Chronic Disease and Noncommunicable Diseases. Bibliometric features, journals, research areas, countries, funding agencies and citation reports, were extracted from Web of Science and highly cited papers identified and summarized.

Hospital crowdedness evaluation and in-hospital resource allocation based on image recognition technology.

How to allocate the existing medical resources reasonably, alleviate hospital congestion and improve the patient experience are problems faced by all hospitals. At present, the combination of artificial intelligence and the medical field is mainly in the field of disease diagnosis, but lacks successful application in medical management. We distinguish each area of the emergency department by the division of medical links.

The impact of school life and family involvement on Western China junior high school students' wellbeing at multidimensional levels.

Background: The focus of students' health concerns has gradually progressed from the single factor of physical health to comprehensive health factors, and the physical and mental health of students are now generally considered together. This study focuses on exploring the status of junior high school students' physical health and their subjective health assessment with the major societal factors that affect students' lives: School Life and Family involvement. In addition, we explore the main factors influencing students' subjective health.

Post-traumatic positive and negative psychological changes experienced by child and adolescent earthquake survivors in remote rural western China: a cross-sectional study six years after the Yushu earthquake.

: Yushu, Qinghai province is located in remote Tibetan plateau in Western China, struck by a disastrous earthquake in 2010. The study aimed to find out the positive and negative psychological changes and related risk factors of children and adolescents who had experienced Yushu earthquake, 6 years after it occurred. : A cross-sectional research was adopted in the capital of Yushu Autonomous Prefecture in August 2016.