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  • This article highlights the outcomes of COVID-19, from the per-spective of surviving patients, health-care systems, and societies It draws on first-person experience of what it is to go through and survive acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and multiple organ failure It summarizes the research on the short-and long-term outcomes for critically ill patients The physical, cognitive, and emotional sequalae are staggering Health-care professionals and systems will have to step up to meet the challenge of caring for large numbers of COVID-19 patients after discharge And societies will have to step up to the ethical questions that the pandemic has made so stark What kind of societies do we want to be, in terms of guarding the welfare of our most vulnerable citizens? © 2020 by Johns Hopkins University Press
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  • Perspectives_in_Biology_and_Medicine
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  • Life after the storm: Surviving COVID-19
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  • 2020

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