Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to pose extraordinary challenges to clinicians, patients, and health-care services worldwide. Anticipating substantial burdens of multisystem and psychological morbidity, many organisations have instituted post-COVID-19 clinical services. Exponential increases in case numbers at the peak of the pandemic necessitated rapid implementation of follow-up pathways that evolved in response to clinical need and, in the absence of robust COVID-19-specific data, through extrapolation of post-critical illness evidence and observations made during previous coronavirus outbreaks.
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