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COVID-19 in Seattle: Clinical Features and Managing the Outbreak

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To understand the presentation and course of COVID-19 as experienced in Seattle in March 2020.
0.5 Credit CME
JAMA
March 16, 2020 Audio 24 min

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Seattle was one of the first US cities to have a COVID-19 outbreak, with a cluster of nursing home-related deaths. However, many people who tested positive for the novel coronavirus never became ill, and in some the clinical illness was indistinguishable from influenza. John Lynch, MD, MPH, an infectious disease physician and medical director for infection prevention and control at the Harborview Medical Center, summarizes his hospital's experience managing the patients and outbreak.

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