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regression models were used to assess the association between selected variables with hospitalization for COVID-19 management, pneumonia as clinical course of the infection, sub-intensive or intensive care as COVID-19 treatment, and death due to COVID-19
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. Cancer care services During the ‘circuit breaker’ period in Singapore, hospital-based cancer care services, inpatient hospices and home palliative care are considered as essential and remain operational. Otherwise, cancer screening and surveillance
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transitioned to hospice care soon after treatment initiation. All patients with transformation died from progressive disease with median overall survival (OS) after transformation of 3.3 months (95% CI 2.1–4.4) ( Fig. 2 ). Median OS from start of PRRT for
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transitioning care to palliation and/or hospice. In effort to limit further spread, some hospital systems are making the tough decision to restrict or deny any visitors, which can be heartbreaking for patients at the end of life, whether due to SARS-COV-2 or
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of medical management issues for around 5–15% of patients, the impact and prevalence of asymptomatic carriers, and the global inexperience in pandemic care ( Zhu et al. 2020 ). The initial cases were reported in Wuhan, China, in December 2019, and