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Suspected COVID-19 in primary care: how GP records contribute to understanding differences in prevalence by ethnicity.

2020-05-26

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Abstract Background The first wave of the London COVID-19 epidemic peaked in April 2020. Attention initially focussed on severe presentations, intensive care capacity, and the timely supply of equipment. General practice has seen a rapid take up of technology to allow virtual consultations, enabling the management of mild and moderate community cases. Aim To quantify the prevalence and time-course of suspected CO...

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8675d420-36e9-51c2-a277-c030c908e0be
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10.1101/2020.05.23.20101741
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