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. 2021 Aug 26;398(10302):747–758. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(21)01755-4

Table 4.

Health-care use after discharge until 12-month follow-up, and work status at 12-month follow-up among COVID-19 patients

COVID-19 patients (%) (N=1252)*
Health-care use
Outpatient clinic visit 228/1252 (18%)
Cardiology 40/1252 (3%)
Pulmonology 31/1252 (2%)
Gastroenterology 22/1252 (2%)
Endocrinology 19/1252 (2%)
Rehabilitation 11/1252 (1%)
Nephrology 12/1252 (1%)
Neurology 10/1252 (1%)
Psychology 1/1252 (0%)
Others 108/1252 (9%)
Hospitalisation 161/1252 (13%)
Respiratory disease 21/1252 (2%)
Cardiac disease 14/1252 (1%)
Hypertension 9/1252 (1%)
Diabetes 9/1252 (1%)
Neurological disorders 8/1252 (1%)
Physical examination 5/1252 (0%)
Kidney disease 4/1252 (0%)
Others 100/1252 (8%)
Emergency department visit 13/1252 (1%)
Professional rehabilitation programme 5/1252 (0%)
ICU admission 0
Work status before COVID-19
Retired 658/1252 (53%)
Full-time or part-time job 479/1252 (38%)
Jobless 70/1252 (6%)
Homemaker 41/1252 (3%)
Full-time student 4/1252 (0%)
Work status at 12-month follow-up
Returned to original work 422/479 (88%)
Returned to pre-COVID-19 level of work 321/422 (76%)
Not returned to pre-COVID-19 level of work 101/422 (24%)
Not returned to original work 57/479 (12%)
Due to decreased physical function 18/57 (32%)
Unwilling to return to original work 14/57 (25%)
Unemployment 10/57 (18%)
Others 15/57 (26%)

Data are n or n/N (%). ICU=intensive care unit.

*

Of 1276 patients who completed both 6-month and 12-month follow-up visits, the results of 1252 patients were available because 24 were unwilling to complete the questionnaire.