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Correlates of improved outcomes in patients with COVID-19 treated in US emergency departments.

Wendy S SlutskeJulie M KirschThomas M PiaseckiKaren L ConnerBrian WilliamsMichael C FioreSteven L Bernstein
Published in: The American journal of emergency medicine (2024)
Operational and clinical outcomes of ED-based treatment of individuals with COVID-19 improved in the first two years of the pandemic. This improvement is likely multifactorial and includes the development and deployment of SARS-CoV-2-specific vaccines, therapeutic agents, and improved healthcare delivery in the ED and elsewhere addressing management of airway and ventilatory status, as well as increased innate immunity in the general population.
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