ISARIC Global COVID-19 paediatric follow-up
A standardised observational framework to characterise dengue clinical epidemiology and address critical knowledge gaps to improve patient outcomes.
Long COVID paediatric protocol and survey
The aim of the study is to assess physical and psychological short- and long-term consequences of COVID-19 and define the risk factors for long COVID in children. Follow-up of all available paediatric patients 0 to 18 years of age, will be accomplished using specifically developed for the purpose of this study questionnaire.
The survey has been designed to be completed by either parents/caregivers/guardians of children and adolescents (0 to 18 years old) on behalf of their children, or to be completed by older children/adolescents from 12 years of age and above.
The completion of the survey assessments can be done as a one off assessment or ideally over serial intervals to assess fluctuating symptoms and longer term outcomes. The assessment is recommended to be completed at 1 – 3 months; >3 to 6 months; >6 to 12 months; >24 months; >36 months post onset of Covid-19.
The questionnaire has been designed to enable wide dissemination and uptake via self assessment or clinic led assessment. It can be completed via via post, telephone interview, as an online survey or in clinics.
The survey can be used to identify subset of children requiring further support or assessments.
Each participating site is responsible to ensure that local ethics approval and other local regulatory requirements are in place as required. Including registering to use the EQ5D5Y tool with Euroqol.
Sites interested in further information and access to the survey, please contact us on: ncov@isaric.org
Paediatric supporting documents
Paediatric follow-up protocol
The following documents are in English.
Translations can be found below on this page.
Adult follow-up pages
Follow-up protocol (adult)
ISARIC Global Paediatric Covid-19 follow up working group
Louise Sigfrid, Danilo Buonsenso, Audrey DunnGalvin, Elena Garralda, Christina Jones, Dasha E Nicholls, Olivia Swann, Elizabeth A Whittaker, John O Warner, Ka Yan Cheung, Christian Apfelbacher, Frances Simpson, Jon Genuneit, Heidi Dalton, Karl A Holden, Helen Brough, Ina Beeretz, Julia Anna Bielicki, Louisa Pollock, Matthew Greenhawt, Murthy Srinivas, Pasquale Comberiati, Diego Peroni, Janet Scott, Raph L Hamers, Malcolm G Semple, Yae-Jean Kim, Daniel Munblit