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rehospitalization

rehospitalization Rehospitalization means being admitted to the hospital again after a previous hospital stay.

Rehospitalization means being admitted to the hospital again after a previous hospital stay. In this source, it refers specifically to a new hospital admission for COVID-19 reinfection occurring at least 90 days after the first hospitalization.

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Drafting source: Neves Ranna Kíssia Alves das; Bastos Leonardo Soares; Maciel Villela Daniel Antunes; Saraceni Valeria; de Oliveira Cruz Débora Medeiros; Carvalho Luiz Max; Pacheco Antonio Guilherme. Rehospitalization due to COVID-19 reinfection in Rio de Janeiro, 2020–2022: Associations with vaccination status, sociodemographic and clinical factors. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0332281; article XML SHA-256 c480b4e0986c940293aea05b6b3db3001a821d6fbd8c0bc987ff41dd24a65b83. “Rehospitalization due to COVID-19 reinfection in Rio de Janeiro, 2020–2022: Associations with vaccination status, sociodemographic and clinical factors” (10.1371/journal.pone.0332281).
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