Could a simple chair test save hospital beds during COVID?
NCT ID NCT04730661
Summary
This study tested whether adding a simple 'sit-to-stand' exercise to standard emergency room checks could help doctors make better decisions about which COVID-19 patients truly need to be admitted to the hospital. Researchers enrolled 54 adults who came to the emergency room with confirmed COVID-19 to see if this quick physical test could safely identify patients well enough to recover at home, aiming to reduce unnecessary hospital stays.
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Rouen university hospital
Rouen, 76000, France
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