Academic Textbook: Guidelines for Providing Services in Medical Departments During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Authors

  • Amir Rigi Author
  • Fatemeh Sahebkar Author
  • Seyed-Amirabbas Ahadiat Author
  • Fatemeh Gharei Author
  • Parichehr Heydarian Author
  • Reza Tavakoli Author
  • Seyedeh-Atefe Seyedinnavadeh Author
  • Elham Pourmohammadi-Shahrbabaki Author
  • Mobina Bagherian Lemraski Author
  • Sara Khezrirad Author
  • Hessam Nikseresht Author
  • Zeynab Abdollahi Author
  • Maryam Ebrahimpour Author
  • Mohammadhassan Sharafi Author
  • Seyyed-Mohammad Hashemi Author
  • Parham Mahamed Author
  • Sabeteh Shirmohammadi Fard Author
  • Ilghar Hedayat Qarah Qayeh Loo Author
  • Hooman Esfahani Author
  • Zahra AttaranBondarabadi Author
  • Amirreza Khalaji Author
  • Ghazaleh Haghighat Author
  • Azam Darvishi Author
  • Fatemeh Zamani Author
  • Tara Nikbakht Author
  • Seyed Sasan Arianezhad Author
  • Ghazal Majidi Author
  • Sajjad Ramezani Author
  • Ali Bitaraf Author
  • Monireh Saeidpour Author
  • Amir Moein Jahromi Author
  • Hajar Ghasemi Falaverjani Author
  • Elaheh Khodaei Author
  • Alireza Feizkhah Author
  • Sara Haghverdi Author
  • Raziye Dehbozorgi Author
  • Mohammad Eslami Author
  • Azin Khorramdel Author
  • Seyed Amin Mousavi Author
  • Dorsa Beheshtiparvar Author
  • Razie Toghroli Author
  • Fatemeh Taheri Author

Keywords:

Clinical Practice Guidelines, Infection Prevention and Control

Abstract

In this pandemic, cases with COVID-19 can show with different manifestations or complications during the treatment. Specialists may find these cases in the clinic, emergency room and in-patient ward. According to the ‘Technical recommendations for prevention and control of new coronavirus infection in medical departments’ developed by General Office of the National Health Commission of the People’s Republic of China and clinical features of these cases, we suggest many precautions for specialists in this book, especially for those who are providing services in high-risk areas.

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