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Home / Publications / Pain Research Forum / Papers of the Week / Opportunities to Improve Long COVID Care: Implications from Semi-structured Interviews with Black Patients.

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2022 Jul 30


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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/35907120?dopt=Abstract

Opportunities to Improve Long COVID Care: Implications from Semi-structured Interviews with Black Patients.

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Opportunities to Improve Long COVID Care: Implications from Semi-structured Interviews with Black Patients.
Bergmans RS, Chambers-Peeple K, Aboul-Hassan D, Dell'Imperio S, Martin A, Wegryn-Jones R, Xiao LZ, Yu C, Williams DA, Clauw DJ, DeJonckheere M
Patient. 2022 Jul 30.
PMID: 35907120.

Abstract

Long coronavirus disease (COVID) is an emerging condition that could considerably burden healthcare systems. Prior qualitative studies characterize the experience of having long COVID, which is valuable for informing care strategies. However, evidence comes from predominantly White samples. This is a concern because underrepresentation of Black patients in research and intervention development contribute to racial inequities.
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