P138 Progress of COVID-19 survivors and the impact of the infection on their ability to return to work

Siaw Hui Min, M. Ahmed, S. Mason, A. Keegan, P. Vetrivel, P. Verma, R. Huang, Y. Ko, C. Apthorp, A. Twabie, C. Moret, H. Badrī, J. Hoyle, A. Flatt, E. Bruchez, N. Nwosu, L. Watkins
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P138 Table 1Employment status of COVID-19 dischargesN 138 Essential services 41 (30) Office/admin 37 (27) Healthcare 16 (12) Non essential services 15 (11) Public transport 10 (7) Enforcement 4 (3) Heavy Goods Vehicle driver 3 (2) Carers 2 (1) Unknown 10 (7) ConclusionOur preliminary data suggests significant symptom burden within 6 weeks post discharge after a COVID-19 infection admission, which may impact on the ability of patients to return to work. In the present analysis there was no significant interaction between return-to-work status and covid severity.
P138 COVID-19幸存者的进展以及感染对其重返工作岗位能力的影响
表1 COVID-19出院患者的就业状况基本服务41(30)办公室/行政37(27)医疗保健16(12)非基本服务15(11)公共交通10(7)执法4(3)重型货车司机3(2)护理人员2(1)未知10(7)结论我们的初步数据表明,COVID-19感染入院后出院后6周内症状负担明显,这可能影响患者重返工作岗位的能力。在本分析中,复工状态与covid严重程度之间没有显著的相互作用。
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