posted on 2025-05-22, 14:21authored byGillian Janes, Lorna Chesterton, Charlotte Overton, Jane Murkin
Long-COVID or post-COVID-19 syndrome is a new, relatively common condition. Complex presentation can make diagnosis difficult with patients struggling to access appropriate treatment and support. Failing to appropriately identify and manage people with Long-COVID poses a safety risk for patients and population health and potential professional risk for nurses. While nurses are well placed to support timely identification, referral, and treatment of Long-COVID, and enable patients’ self-management of symptoms, they need practical resources to guide best practice. This article outlines the co-design of a shared consultation guide to address this gap, whilst enhancing patient safety and experience.<p></p>