Clinical characteristics and predictors for hospitalisation during the initial phases of the Delta variant COVID-19 outbreak in Sydney, Australia,Emergency Medicine Australasia

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Clinical characteristics and predictors for hospitalisation during the initial phases of the Delta variant COVID-19 outbreak in Sydney, Australia
Emergency Medicine Australasia ( IF 1.7 ) Pub Date : 2022-06-23 , DOI: 10.1111/1742-6723.14048
Rebecca Davis _{1,

2} , Kendall Bein _{2,

3} , Jamie Burrows _{2,

3} , Bashir Chakar _{2,

3} , Saartje Berendsen Russell _{2,

3} , Owen Hutchings ₁ , Cassandra Dearing ₁ , Dianna Jagers ₁ , James Edwards ₂ , Dane Chalkley ₂ , Miranda Shaw ₁ , Lucy McKenzie ₁ , Helen Goldmith ₃ , Michael Dinh _{2,

3}

Affiliation

The COVID-19 Delta variant of concern continues to pose significant challenges to health systems globally, with increased transmissibility and different patient populations affected. In Sydney, a virtual model of care was implemented in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and Special Health Accommodation (SHA) was made available for community patients with COVID-19 who could not isolate at home or needed health support.

中文翻译：

澳大利亚悉尼 Delta 变异 COVID-19 爆发初始阶段的临床特征和住院预测因素

受关注的 COVID-19 Delta 变种继续对全球卫生系统构成重大挑战，其传播能力增加，不同的患者群体受到影响。在悉尼，针对 COVID-19 大流行实施了虚拟护理模式，并为无法在家隔离或需要健康支持的 COVID-19 社区患者提供了特殊健康住宿 (SHA)。

更新日期：2022-06-23

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