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Psychological and medical outcomes of post-COVID-19 patients: A longitudinal study
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• Study examined psychological and medical symptoms changes in post-COVID-19 patients. • Study investigated possible predictors of anxiety and depression at follow-up. • Patients reported lower scores in fatigue and other psychological symptoms at T1. • PTSS and resilience at T0 predicted anxiety and depressive symptoms at T1. • Importance of monitoring patients' psychological state during clinical follow-up.
Keywords:
Anxiety
Depression
Emotion regulation
Post-COVID-19 patients
Resilience
Longitudinal study
Pneumology
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