Impact of SARS-CoV-2 pandemic among health care workers in a secondary teaching hospital in Spain.

Javier Garralda FernandezIgnacio Molero VilchesAlfredo Bermejo RodríguezIsabel Cano TorresElda Isabel Colino RomayIsabel García ArataJerónimo Jaqueti ArocaRosa Lillo RodríguezDaniel López LacombaLuis Mazón CuadradoLaura Molina EstebanLuis Javier Morales GarcíaLaura Moratilla Monzo Elva Nieto-BorrajoMaría Pacheco DelgadoSantiago Prieto MencheroCristina Sánchez HernándezEva Sánchez TestillanoJesús García-Martínez

Published in: PloS one (2021)

The global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on HCW of our centre has been 19.9%. Doctors and medical services personnel have had the highest prevalence of SARS-CoV-2 infection, but many of them have not presented compatible symptoms. This emphasizes the performance of continuous surveillance methods of the most exposed health personnel and not only based on the appearance of symptoms.

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