Long COVID leads to significant workforce exit and work productivity loss, Dutch cohort study finds
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Céline J.A. van Bilsen1,2 Send email to [email protected]
Summary
This prospective cohort study (PRIME post-COVID) in the Netherlands assessed workforce exit and work productivity loss among adults with post-COVID-19 condition (PCC) compared to those who recovered or never had PCC. Using online questionnaire data from adults with positive COVID-19 tests between June 2020 and September 2022, the study categorized participants as PCC (not feeling recovered ≥3 months post-infection), Recovered, or Never PCC. The research found that PCC leads to significant workforce exit and work productivity loss, highlighting the substantial socioeconomic burden of long COVID beyond individual health impacts.
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bskyLong COVID leads to significant workforce exit and work productivity loss, Dutch cohort study findsijidonline.comKey quotes
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Around six percent of individuals infected with COVID-19 develop PCC, highlighting its substantial impact as a global public health problem.
PCC is a heterogeneous, multisystem condition, causing functional impairments which affect everyday life and everyday activities, including work participation.
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