沙特阿拉伯海尔地区萨勒曼国王专科医院的 COVID-19 患者模式

Waffa Aswaq Al-Shammari, Khaled Fraih Al-Nuwaimees, Mousa Al-Ateeq, Saleh Al-Shammari, Suad Al-Shubrami, Safiya Moussa, Mona Aswaq Al-Shammari, Mashael Aljasir, Nora Zabin Al-Shammari
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导言:冠状病毒可以说是人类近代史上最重要的流行病,它改变了医疗保健人员对呼吸道疾病的认识。本研究的重点是探索沙特医疗保健专业人员在缓解和控制该疾病方面所采取的综合策略的有效性:研究结合了对萨尔曼国王专科医院的回顾性病例系列研究。调查评估了因 COVID-19 症状而入院的所有患者。研究采用连续非随机抽样的方式选择参与者:研究共选取了 1213 名患者,平均年龄为 46 岁。发热、疲劳和咳嗽是主要症状(68%),其中 830 名患者症状严重。此外,64%的患者为男性,36.6%为女性。男性发病率高与年龄有关:控制 COVID-19 一直是一项挑战,监测干预措施的效果有助于确定该流行病在根除过程中的进展情况。
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The Pattern of COVID-19 Patients at King Salman Specialist Hospital, Hail Region, Saudi Arabia
Introduction: Coronavirus is arguably the most significant pandemic in recent human history that changed the way healthcare providers understand respiratory diseases. The presented study focused on exploring the effectiveness of the strategies integrated by Saudi Healthcare professionals in mitigating and controlling the disease. Methodology: The research integrated a retrospective case series study of the King Salman Specialist Hospital. The inquiry evaluated all patients admitted to the facility for COVID-19 symptoms. The research integrated a consecutive non-random sampling in selecting the participants. Results: A total of 1,213 patients were selected for the study with an average age of 46 years. Fever, fatigue, and coughs were the main symptoms (68%), and 830 of the patients had severe symptoms. Further, 64% of the patients were male and 36.6% female. High prevalence in males was associated with old age. Conclusion: Controlling COVID-19 has been challenging, and monitoring the effectiveness of interventions helps determine the progression of the pandemic towards its eradication.
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