… medical services at KCGMH. In response to such a situation, strategies to contain the spreading
of COVID-19 … onset, or close contact with a confirmed COVID-19 case, is prohibited from …

… In parallel, emergency medical services (EMS) agencies began to plan and mobilize for …
of COVID-19 patients. During the next few months, our region had a low incidence of COVID-19 …

… in access to services for individuals with syndromic IDDs caused by COVID-19 stay-at-home …
an online international survey called ‘CARING through COVID’ in partnership with a digital …

… coronavirus disease. This outbreak quickly reached a pandemic status, affecting at least 185
countries and territories to date on all continents. The first case of COVID-19 … of COVID-19 …

… , which includes 18–20 wards of medical and surgical specialties. Over the past 3 weeks,
most wards have been converted to COVID-19 intensive and subintensive care units with a …

… or established patients by clinicians, and a broad range of clinicians may provide services
through telemedicine. Finally, some telephone based medical services may be covered.20 …

… service continuity, to be able to manage surges in demand for care, proactively reduce
COVID-19 … Ensuring primary care and acute care services are best placed to screen, diagnose …

… Using claims data from a large insurer, we demonstrate that telemedicine expanded
dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic, similar to other findings.Contrary to prepandemic …

… pressing covid-19 problems in the world with, at the time of writing, well over 40,000 proven
fatalities in a population of 68 million - indeed it is only beaten on overall numbers of covid 19…

… Moreover, the pandemic limited or canceled access to alternative treatments, medical
services, and medicines were less available in general, and particularly in areas communities of …