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Improving Care for Patients with PASC

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Open to Interior Region

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Post Acute Sequelae Covid (PASC)- Interior Health

Health Areas
Positively diagnosed COVID-19 patients

Opportunity Purpose
Post Acute Sequalae Covid (PASC) symptoms can be physical, cognitive and/or social/emotional in nature requiring psychological, social and medical care, support and education. The purpose of this research is to consider the impact of a virtual Post-COVID community-based interdisciplinary team care model on the experiences of both patients and providers.

Details
The patient partner will be someone who has experienced PASC, and was a part of the PC-ICCN (Post Covid- Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network) currently living in Interior Health region. The patient partner would be required to provide their experience via questionnaires, participate in meetings with the wider team to help improve patient experience. Participation is all online, though there is an option for in-person if preferred.

Eligibility
Age: 19 Years – 110 Years Old

Location
Thompson – Okanagan

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Shana Ooms

Executive Director of Primary Care Strategy, Policy and Quality — BC Ministry of Health

Shana Ooms

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