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Uptake of service specific codes for the COVID oximetry @Home Pulse Oximetry service: an analysis of 57 million patients’ primary care records using OpenSAFELY

2025-04-08

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<h4>Background</h4> NHS England guidance was issued in November 2020 for use of COVID Oximetry @home (informally named CO@h) to detect early deterioration of patients with COVID-19 in primary and community care settings. <h4>Methods</h4> With the approval of NHS England we conducted a retrospective cohort study between 4 th October 2020 and 10 th July 2021, using the primary care records for 57 million people regi...

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2c8951fa-7d01-51b0-a0d5-1d74b787bdf4
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10.1101/2025.04.07.25325394
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