Please note that this initiative, including all supporting research and documentation, took place between June 2021-February 2022. The library contains promising practices identified during that time, but may not reflect current data or outcomes from these efforts. If you have questions or would like further information, please contact us.

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Rational and Evidence-based Patient Management

Guidelines on patient care and management have changed over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. It can be complicated to stay on top of the evolving evidence-base, but it is critical to ensure the best outcomes for patients and health systems. The following promising practices are evidence-based guidelines and recommendations that can help keep you & your patients safe.

Key Learnings 

  1. In quickly evolving health emergencies such as the COVID-19 pandemic, evidence-based approaches must be frequently revisited and revised to account for emerging research findings.
  2. Standardizing COVID-19 home care guidelines around evidence-based practices reduced the negative impact of disease
  3. Continuous, consistent, and transparent messaging to healthcare providers is critical for education, acceptance, and enforcement of clinical-management guidelines.

Choosing Wisely for COVID-19

Evidence-based and Rational Management of COVID-19 by Doctors Hub

MGIMS: Rational & evidence-based clinical management of COVID-19 

The Mumbai Model — Part One: Planning and Achieving Oxygen Self-Sufficiency

Systematic, Scientific, and Streamlined - The COVID Guidelines India Project

Explore Other Themes

Ensuring Successful COVID-19 Vaccination Campaigns

Ensuring Successful COVID-19 Vaccination Campaigns
Cross-Sectoral Collaboration for COVID-19 Response

Cross-Sectoral Collaboration for COVID-19 Response
Operational Excellence in COVID-19 Management

Operational Excellence in COVID-19 Management
Technological Innovations for COVID-19

Technological Innovations for COVID-19

Learn more & replicate a promising practice

We hope to enable peer-to-peer learning and adaptation of positive outlier practices to appropriate settings. If you are interested in connecting with the experts responsible for these promising practices so that you can adapt them in your own setting, or for any additional questions, please contact us at IndiaCOVIDBrightSpots@gmail.com.  

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