COVID-19 can affect the persistence of symptoms and work ability (WA), hence the fitness to work of healthcare workers (HCW). We describe the effects of COVID-19 in hospitalized HCWs of a large Hospital in Lombardy and their implications on WA and fitness to work.
Long-term COVID symptoms, work ability and fitness to work in healthcare workers hospitalized for Sars-CoV-2 infection / M. Mendola, M. Leoni, Y. Cozzi, A. Manzari, F. Tonelli, F. Metruccio, L. Tosti, V. Battini, I. Cucchi, M.C. Costa, P. Carrer. - In: LA MEDICINA DEL LAVORO. - ISSN 0025-7818. - 113:5(2022), pp. e2022040.1-e2022040.12. [10.23749/mdl.v113i5.13377]
Long-term COVID symptoms, work ability and fitness to work in healthcare workers hospitalized for Sars-CoV-2 infection
M. Mendola
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;M. LeoniSecondo
;Y. Cozzi;A. Manzari;F. Metruccio;L. Tosti;V. Battini;I. Cucchi;P. CarrerUltimo
2022
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COVID-19 can affect the persistence of symptoms and work ability (WA), hence the fitness to work of healthcare workers (HCW). We describe the effects of COVID-19 in hospitalized HCWs of a large Hospital in Lombardy and their implications on WA and fitness to work.
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