THE EXPERIENCES OF PATIENTS ILL WITH COVID-19-LIKE SYMPTOMS AND THE ROLE OF TESTING FOR SARS-COV-2 IN SUPPORTING THEM: A QUALITATIVE STUDY IN EIGHT EUROPEAN COUNTRIES DURING THE FIRST WAVE OF THE PANDEMIC

AbstractBackground Access to testing during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic was limited, impacting patients with COVID-19-like symptoms.Current qualitative studies have been limited to one country or were conducted outside Europe.Objectives To explore - in eight European countries - the experiences of patients consulting in primary care wit

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The purpose of this study is Safety and Grab Bars socio-philosophical analysis of the phenomenon of historical responsibility as a dynamic social relation which always has economical essence.Based on the ideas of J.Derrida and M.Moss found that since responsibility always involves admission of guilt and commitment expected by the victim, this attit

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