Post
COVID-19
syndrome,
also
known
as
"Long
COVID,"
is
a
complex
and
multifaceted
condition
that
affects
individuals
who
have
recovered
from
SARS-CoV-2
infection.
This
systematic
review
meta-analysis
aim
to
comprehensively
assess
the
global
prevalence
of
depression,
anxiety,
sleep
disorder
in
coping
with
syndrome.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
20(9), С. 5638 - 5638
Опубликована: Апрель 25, 2023
Post-acute
COVID-19
syndrome
is
frequently
observed
in
workers
and
has
a
substantial
impact
on
work
ability.
We
conducted
health
promotion
program
to
identify
cases
of
post-COVID
syndrome,
analyze
the
distribution
symptoms
their
association
with
Of
1422
who
underwent
routine
medical
examination
2021,
1378
agreed
participate.
Among
latter,
164
had
contracted
SARS-CoV-2
115
(70%
those
were
infected)
persistent
symptoms.
A
cluster
analysis
showed
that
most
characterized
by
sensory
disturbances
(anosmia
dysgeusia)
fatigue
(weakness,
fatigability,
tiredness).
In
one-fifth
these
cases,
additional
included
dyspnea,
tachycardia,
headache,
sleep
disturbances,
anxiety,
muscle
aches.
Workers
found
have
poorer
quality
sleep,
increased
fatigue,
depression,
decreased
ability
compared
whose
rapidly
disappeared.
It
important
for
occupational
physician
diagnose
workplace
since
this
condition
may
require
temporary
reduction
tasks
supportive
treatment.
European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Авг. 16, 2023
A
significant
proportion
of
patients
after
SARS-CoV-2
infection
suffer
from
long-lasting
symptoms.
Although
many
different
symptoms
are
described,
the
majority
complains
about
neuropsychological
Additionally,
a
subgroup
fulfills
diagnostic
criteria
for
ME/CFS.
We
analyzed
registry
all
presenting
in
out-patients
clinic
at
German
university
center.
For
with
more
than
one
visit,
changes
reported
first
to
second
visit
were
analyzed.
total
1022
included
study,
411
them
had
visit.
95.5%
polysymptomatic
disease.
At
31.3%
fulfilled
ME/CFS
median
time
255
days
post
and
402
days,
19.4%
still
suffered
Self-reported
fatigue
(83.7-72.7%)
concentration
impairment
(66.2-57.9%)
decreased
contrasting
non-significant
structured
screening.
survivors
ongoing
present
subjective
their
severity
reduce
over
time,
necessitating
new
therapeutic
concepts.
Abstract
Background
In
addition
to
several
sequelae
of
post-COVID-19,
individuals
also
experience
significant
limitations
in
work
ability,
resulting
negative
consequences
for
the
return-to-work
(RTW)
process.
This
systematic
review
and
meta-analysis
were
conducted
assess
impact
post-COVID-19
on
ability
RTW
previously
infected
with
SARS-CoV-2.
Methods
Studies
patients
(more
than
12
weeks
after
an
acute
SARS-CoV-2
infection)
regarded
eligible
inclusion.
Systematic
search
literature
was
performed
up
March
2023
using
five
databases
(MEDLINE,
EMBASE,
CINAHL,
CENTRAL
WHO
COVID
19).
Study
selection
followed
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Review
Meta-analysis
(PRISMA)
Statement.
A
estimated
overall
success
rate
RTW.
The
risk
bias
included
studies
evaluated
Newcastle
Ottawa
Scale
(NOS).
Results
19
relevant
studies,
published
between
2021
2023,
review,
involving
21.155
from
14
different
countries.
findings
indicate
that
a
proportion
persistent
symptoms
functional
impairments,
fatigue
being
most
prominent
symptom.
These
can
have
considerable
(negative)
individuals’
physical
psychological
capacity
participate
work-related
activities,
leading
lower
increased
absenteeism.
is
complex,
approximately
60.9%
successfully
returning
or
more
following
infection.
Among
those
who
work,
number
need
modifications
their
duties
hours
cope
residual
impairments.
Factors
such
as
workplace
accommodations,
supportive
policies,
occupational
rehabilitation
programs
play
crucial
role
facilitating
successful
Conclusions
underscores
substantial
outcomes.
implications
this
research
highlight
healthcare
providers,
employers,
policymakers
collaborate
creating
inclusive
environments
implementing
tailored
support
recovering
post-COVID-19.
Further
should
focus
long-term
follow-up
mixed
methods
gain
comprehensive
understanding
PROSPERO
registration
CRD42023385436.
BMC Sports Science Medicine and Rehabilitation,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(1)
Опубликована: Май 29, 2024
Abstract
Background
An
infection
with
SARS-CoV-2
can
lead
to
persistent
symptoms
more
than
three
months
after
the
acute
and
has
also
an
impact
on
patients’
physical
activity
behaviour
sleep
quality.
There
is
evidence,
that
inpatient
post-COVID
rehabilitation
improve
capacity
mental
health
impairments,
but
less
known
about
change
in
Methods
This
longitudinal
observational
study
used
accelerometery
assess
level
of
quality
before
program.
The
sample
consists
100
patients
who
acquired
COVID-19
workplace.
Group
differences
related
sex,
age,
severity,
pre-existing
diseases
were
analysed.
Results
Level
didn’t
increase
rehabilitation.
Overall,
there
a
high
extent
inactivity
time
poor
at
both
measurement
points.
Regarding
group
differences,
male
showed
significantly
higher
rehabilitation,
younger
(<
55
years)
spend
significant
vigorous
older
patients.
Post-COVID
cardiovascular,
respiratory,
metabolic
disease
show
slightly
without
these
comorbidities.
Female
better
some
parameters
However,
no
could
be
detected
severity.
Conclusions
Ongoing
strategies
should
implemented
address
amount
BMJ Public Health,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
3(1), С. e001827 - e001827
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
Objective
Several
rehabilitation
interventions
have
been
proposed
to
support
people
with
post-COVID-19
condition
(PCC).
However,
the
full
spectrum
of
these
remains
unclear,
partly
due
complexity
PCC,
which
encompasses
a
broad
range
symptoms
affecting
multiple
organ
systems
and
health
domains.
This
scoping
review
aimed
identify
available
for
PCC
outcome
measures
used
evaluate
them,
facilitate
development
multifaceted
improve
patient
care.
Methods
Following
Joanna
Briggs
Institute
Framework,
we
searched
CINAHL,
EMBASE,
MEDLINE,
PsychINFO,
CENTRAL
Scopus
databases
from
inception
22
January
2024
experimental
observational
studies
investigating
adults
PCC.
Interventions
their
corresponding
were
synthesised
based
on
targeted
outcomes
aligned
most
common
manifestations
The
quality
intervention
reporting
was
assessed
using
Template
Intervention
Description
Replication
(TIDieR)
checklist.
Results
We
identified
74
studies;
28
randomised
trials
(37.8%)
46
quasi-experimental
designs
(62.2%).
Most
consisted
different
combinations
education,
exercises
therapies
manage
dyspnoea,
fatigue
psychological
symptoms,
such
as
anxiety
depression.
Few
addressed
postexertional
malaise,
cognitive
function,
memory,
balance
coordination.
At
least
half
included
required
confirmed
SARS-CoV-2
infection
participant
inclusion.
Reporting
adherence
rates
limited,
65%
did
not
report
adverse
events.
Conclusion
There
is
need
more
comprehensive
inclusive
approaches
that
address
symptomatology
care
enhance
reproducibility
future
studies.
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16
Опубликована: Апрель 25, 2025
Rehabilitation
is
an
effective
and
feasible
approach
for
post-COVID
patients
to
improve
mental
health
cognitive
complaints.
However,
knowledge
regarding
the
long-term
impact
of
rehabilitation
on
neuropsychological
these
lacking.
This
study
aims
investigate
psychological
health,
fatigue,
function
6
12
months
after
inpatient
patients,
who
acquired
COVID-19
in
workplace.
In
addition,
group
differences
outcome
parameters
according
sex,
age,
acute
COVID
status,
socioeconomic
profession,
pre-existing
diseases
will
be
detected.
longitudinal
observational
examined
changes
127
with
as
occupational
disease
or
work
accident.
Symptoms
depression
anxiety,
fatigue
severity,
somatic
symptom
trauma-related
symptoms,
functioning
were
assessed
at
beginning
well
six
rehabilitation.
Group
concerning
existing
prior
also
analyzed.
The
results
showed
that
improvements
direct
severity
could
not
maintained
discharge.
Contrary,
patients'
stable
during
follow-up.
Significant
observed
diseases.
highlights
importance
aftercare
process
implementation
adequate
individualized
therapeutic
interventions
such
support
strengthen
self-management
skills.The
registered
German
Clinical
Trials
Register
identifier
DRKS00022928.
medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 29, 2025
Abstract
Objective
To
explore
existing
evidence
for
the
provision
of
support
return
to
work
(RTW)
in
long
COVID
(LC)
patients,
and
barriers
facilitators
taking
up
this
support.
Methods
A
rapid
review
was
reported
according
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses
(PRISMA)
approach.
Searches
were
completed
June
2024
included
MEDLINE,
Embase,
American
Psychological
Association
(APA)
PsycINFO,
based
medicine
(EBM)
(including
Cochrane
Central
Register
Controlled
Trials
Database
Reviews),
Health
Management
Information
Consortium,
Web
Science
Google
Scholar.
This
studies
on
LC
symptoms
lasting
over
12
weeks,
focusing
1)
non-workplace-
workplace-based
RTW
and/or
2)
patients.
quality
assessment
conducted
using
JBI
critical
appraisal
tool.
The
data
summarised
tabular
format
a
narrative
summary.
study
pre-registered
(PROSPERO-ID:
CRD42023478126).
Results
Twenty-five
included.
While
many
demonstrated
rigorous
methodologies
low
risk
bias
levels,
some
had
high
medium
levels.
Non-workplace-based
mostly
measured
quantitatively
interdisciplinary
healthcare
programmes,
clinical
interventions,
rehabilitation
programmes
pacing
breathing
strategies.
Compensation
insurance
schemes
important
funders
these
interventions.
Workplace-based
qualitatively.
Barriers
at
organisational
level
lack
understanding
symptoms,
insufficient
workplace
guidance,
educational
gaps
among
managers.
Individual
threat
income
loss,
remote
working
disconnection
from
workplace.
Facilitators
recognition
validation
its
eligibility
disability
benefits
associated
with
work.
Conclusions
is
an
outcome
health
related
absence
should
be
systematically
recorded
people
(PwLC).
heterogeneity
unpredictability
create
challenges
supporting
age
populations.
Further
research
crucial
better
understand
specific
needs
PwLC
address
potential
effective
Consistent
guidelines
LC’s
definition,
status
may
facilitate
development
Prospero
registration
number
CRD42023478126
Article
Summary
Strengths
limitations
Offers
in-depth
examination
non-workplace-based
patients
(LC),
including
multidisciplinary
support,
self-developed
Comprehensive
literature
search
major
electronic
databases
across
disciplines
reporting
as
per
guidelines.
limited
English
language,
likely
excluding
relevant
studies.
bias,
selection
unvalidated
measures
or
lacked
control
confounders,
limiting
result
accuracy.
focus
work-related
outcomes
excluded
alternative
that
might
impact
RTW,
strict
definition
omitted
overlapping
conditions
like
chronic
fatigue
syndrome.
Encyclopedia,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
3(3), С. 853 - 869
Опубликована: Июль 14, 2023
In
the
21st
century,
prior
to
outbreak
of
COVID-19
pandemic,
numerous
transformations
were
already
underway
in
field
employment.
However,
this
unprecedented
global
health
crisis
has
had
a
profound
influence
on
employment
worldwide,
yielding
both
positive
and
negative
outcomes
across
various
labor
aspects.
Consequently,
while
certain
effects
are
anticipated
be
temporary,
others
likely
instigate
enduring
changes
practices.
