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Emotional, mental health and physical symptom experience of patients hospitalized with COVID‐19 up to 3 months post‐hospitalization: A longitudinal study

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By Mary Tracy, Michelle A. Mathiason, Sandy Hagstrom, Sarah Wente
| Wiley Online Library Verified
To explore emotional, mental health and physical symptoms up to 3 months after discharge for adults hospitalized with COVID-19. 10%–30% of adults with COVID-19 experience physical and psychological symptoms 3 months or more following infection. Knowing symptoms can help direct early intervention. Sixty-six patients were recruited from a hospital system in Midwestern US (October 2020–May 2021).
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Deep Water: ‘Minutes on the Warming Earth,’ by Mary Tracy

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By Mary Tracy
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
This week’s poem, Mary Tracy’s “Minutes on the Warming Earth,” brings us into the dynamism of the natural world, in all its urges, processes and changes. I love this poem’s rich imagery of wind, seed and root, and its final lines of wisdom about how to live in our ever-shifting world. Tracy lives and writes in Portland and is inspired by writers who find depth, irony and pleasure in ordinary things.
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Survey of Nurses’ Use of the Clinically Aligned Pain Assessment (CAPA) Tool

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By Sandra Hagstrom, Susan O'Conner-Von, Mary Tracy
| Pain Management Nursing Verified
Limited research is available on tools for assessing pain and its effect on function in the acute care setting. This research's purpose is to describe nurses’ use of the Clinically Aligned Pain Assessment (CAPA) tool and their beliefs about its utility for assessing pain compared to the numeric rating scale (NRS) in a hospital where CAPA had been used for 6 years.
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