clinical care

Patients’ Experiences at a Comprehensive Long COVID Recovery Clinic: A Qualitative Study Abstract Background Although the acute phase of the COVID-19 pandemic has receded, many patients still suffer from the chronic effects of Long COVID. Comprehensive Long COVID recovery clinics have...

Exploring long covid care pathways in the UK NHS: a qualitative study of healthcare professionals’ experiences Lanre Daodu; Yogini Raste; Judith E Allgrove; Francesca Arrigoni; Reem Kayyali OBJECTIVES To explore the operational reality of the long covid care pathway from the perspective of...

The legacy of the COVID-19 pandemic for the healthcare environment: the establishment of long COVID/ Post-COVID-19 condition follow-up outpatient clinics in Germany Abstract Background Since 2020, several specialized follow-up outpatient clinics have been established across Germany to address...

Chronic fatigue syndrome in nursing practice: a concept analysis Gao, Yazhuo; Zhu, Qianyin; Xu, Min BACKGROUND Nurses are essential in chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) management, serving as care coordinators and patient advocates, but currently lack a unified guiding framework. CFS affects about...

https://worldmealliance.org/2025/08/new-clinician-resource-guide-published-for-severe-me-day-2025/ New Clinician Resource Guide Published for Severe ME Day 2025 Ahead of this Severe ME Day — August 8th — the World ME Alliance is proud to launch a vital new publication: Supporting People with...

[The headline says Long Covid, so I put it in this forum, but this article also applies to ME/CFS, and probably many more chronic illnesses that aren't well known by the staff in hospital emergency rooms.] Emergency departments aren’t trained for Long COVID — and patients are paying the price