Should routine risk reduction procedures for the prevention and control of pandemics become a standard in all oncological outpatient clinics? The prospective COVID-19 cohort study: protect-CoV

Should routine risk reduction procedures for the prevention and control of pandemics become a standard in all oncological outpatient clinics? The prospective COVID-19 cohort study: protect-CoV

Limited knowledge exists on the effectiveness of preventive preparedness plans for the care of outpatient cancer patients during epidemics or pandemics. To ensure adequate, timely and continuous clinical care for this highly vulnerable population, we propose the establishment of preventive standard...

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Main Authors: Blum, H. (Author), Casuscelli, J. (Author), Erickson, N. (Author), Fey, T. (Author), Forstpointner, R. (Author), Graf, A. (Author), Heinemann, V. (Author), Keppler, O.T (Author), Khatamzas, E. (Author), Krauss-Pfeiffer, G. (Author), Krebs, S. (Author), Markwardt, D. (Author), Muenchhoff, M. (Author), Ruehlmann, K. (Author), Schinköthe, T. (Author), Seynstahl, S. (Author), Stahler, A. (Author), Steinberg, H. (Author), von Bergwelt-Baildon, M. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Springer 2022
Subjects:
Ambulatory Care Facilities
Cancer
cohort analysis
Cohort Studies
Covid-19
COVID-19
human
Humans
Immunology
Outpatient
outpatient department
pandemic
Pandemic
Pandemics
Prospective Studies
prospective study
risk reduction
Risk Reduction Behavior
SARS-CoV-2
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