Author: Amanda Rojek; Martin Dutch; Daniel Peyton; Rachel Pelly; Mark Putland; Harriet Hiscock; Jonathan Knott
Title: A cross-sectional study of patients presenting for hospital-based screening for COVID-19: risk of disease, and healthcare access preferences. Document date: 2020_4_18
ID: m1e9raz3_24
Snippet: Although we collected data over a brief period of time, we saw no decline in the proportion of patients presenting who did not meet criteria for testing, despite widespread public messaging about screening criteria at the time. Given that patients in this study had accessed a variety of sources for COVID-19 information, consistent triaging and messaging across these services about who should/should not be screened will be vital to minimise unnece.....
Document: Although we collected data over a brief period of time, we saw no decline in the proportion of patients presenting who did not meet criteria for testing, despite widespread public messaging about screening criteria at the time. Given that patients in this study had accessed a variety of sources for COVID-19 information, consistent triaging and messaging across these services about who should/should not be screened will be vital to minimise unnecessary screening.
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