Patient Care Strategies Post COVID-19 Infection
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Daniel is a 46-year-old man with ongoing
fatigue three months after having COVID-
19. His other symptoms, such as fever,
cough, and body aches had improved, but
the fatigue persisted.
Case
a)
Imagine Daniel presents to your clinic with
post COVID-19 condition. What roles would
your professional cadre play in his care?
b)
What important roles would other professional
cadres play in his care?
You can find these questions in your Zoom
handout
Multidisciplinary Care Questions
Breakout rooms
10 minutes
Debrief on key
points
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Using
OARS
for Patient-Centered Care
Daniel's 17-year-old niece, Grace, had COVID-19 4
months ago and
recently has had trouble sleeping and has
been unable to concentrate on her school work. She heard
from Daniel that you believe his fatigue is a symptom of
Post COVID-19 Condition and wonders if she could a
have it too.
Case continues
In
pairs,
one person will play the provider and one
person will place Grace. Take
turns practicing OARS
to
evaluate Grace using a patient-centered approach.
After spending 5 minutes each practicing, take 5
minutes to discuss what worked well and what you
would improve.
Refer to the Zoom handout for instructions when in
your breakout room.
Role Play Instructions
Breakout rooms
15 minutes
Debrief on key
points
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What went well?
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What was
challenging?
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Patients, how did you
feel the interaction
went?
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Providers, how would
you change your
approach next time?
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Psychosocial impacts
of Post-COVID
Condition (PCC)
The effects of
COVID-19 and PCC
on an individual,
their family, and their
communities are
wide-ranging
Discuss the potential psychosocial impacts of
PCC at the individual, family and community level
Small group discussion
Breakout rooms
10 minutes
Reflection
Psychosocial impacts may include any of the
following:
Explore a module focusing on caring for patients post-COVID-19 infection, emphasizing a multidisciplinary approach, patient-centered care, and practical activities such as role-playing. Discover key considerations for managing ongoing symptoms, like fatigue, in patients like Daniel and his niece Grace, along with strategies for effective evaluation and treatment. Engage in breakout discussions and debrief sessions to enhance your understanding and application of patient care principles in the context of post-COVID-19 conditions.
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Care of the Patient After COVID-19 Infection Module 20 Zoom Activities
#1: Multidisciplinary care for PCC (IPE) Objective: Describe a multidisciplinary approach to the care of a patient who presents with ongoing symptoms after recent COVID-19 infection
Case Daniel is a 46-year-old man with ongoing fatigue three months after having COVID- 19. His other symptoms, such as fever, cough, and body aches had improved, but the fatigue persisted.
Multidisciplinary Care Questions a) Imagine Daniel presents to your clinic with post COVID-19 condition. What roles would your professional cadre play in his care? b) What important roles would other professional cadres play in his care? You can find these questions in your Zoom handout
Breakout rooms 10 minutes
Debrief on key points
#2: Role play Patient- centered care for PCC Objective: Apply a patient-centered approach to the evaluation and treatment of patients who present after COVID-19 infection
Case continues Daniel's 17-year-old niece, Grace, had COVID-19 4 months ago and recently has had trouble sleeping and has been unable to concentrate on her school work. She heard from Daniel that you believe his fatigue is a symptom of Post COVID-19 Condition and wonders if she could a have it too.
Role Play Instructions In pairs, one person will play the provider and one person will place Grace. Take turns practicing OARS to evaluate Grace using a patient-centered approach. After spending 5 minutes each practicing, take 5 minutes to discuss what worked well and what you would improve. Refer to the Zoom handout for instructions when in your breakout room.
Breakout rooms 15 minutes
Debrief on key points What went well? What was challenging? Patients, how did you feel the interaction went? Providers, how would you change your approach next time?
#3: Discussion Psychosocial impacts of Post-COVID Condition Objective: Apply the principles of motivational interviewing to engage vaccine-hesitant patients in conversations about vaccination
Psychosocial impacts of Post-COVID Condition (PCC) The effects of COVID-19 and PCC on an individual, their family, and their communities are wide-ranging
Small group discussion Discuss the potential psychosocial impacts of PCC at the individual, family and community level
Breakout rooms 10 minutes
Psychosocial impacts may include any of the following: Stigma associated with COVID-19, and someone with persistent symptoms may be shunned or isolated from the community, even if they are no longer contagious. Persistent symptoms impairing a person s ability to work or go to school, which can in turn lead to wage losses at the individual and family level. If work absences accumulate in large numbers, there can be consequences to the greater economy and to the availability of critical services.
