Introduction: The last time was signed by the pandemic diffusion of COVID-19, with an emergency area COVID-19 dedicated and the need to minimize the inflow of children and adolescents affected by chronic diseases into the hospitals. Otherwise, paediatricians had to limit visits and to consider a new setting for febrile children. Objectives: Patients affected by autoinflammatory diseases were assisted by telephonic consultations guaranteed by the paediatricians of free choice and by the paediatric rheumatologists. However, the patients frequently needed a direct clinical approach and a specialistic evaluation in the case of flares and/or abnormal laboratory parameters and adverse reactions to drugs. Another frequent question was the differential diagnosis of febrile episodes, to distinguish a recurrent fever, linked to autoinflammation, from an infectious disease.
M. C. Maggio, C.M. (2020). From smart working to smart co-working in the covid-19 era: a pilot program of cooperation around autoinflammatory diseases. PEDIATRIC RHEUMATOLOGY ONLINE JOURNAL, 18(S2), 68-68.
Data di pubblicazione: | 2020 | |
Titolo: | From smart working to smart co-working in the covid-19 era: a pilot program of cooperation around autoinflammatory diseases | |
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Citazione: | M. C. Maggio, C.M. (2020). From smart working to smart co-working in the covid-19 era: a pilot program of cooperation around autoinflammatory diseases. PEDIATRIC RHEUMATOLOGY ONLINE JOURNAL, 18(S2), 68-68. | |
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Nome del convegno: | 26th European Paediatric Rheumatology Congress | |
Anno del convegno: | 23 - 26 September 2020 | |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.08 Poster pubblicato in rivista |
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