The PATCH trial for patients Quarantined at Home (Prevention and Treatment of COVID-19 with hydroxychloroquine)

The PATCH trial for patients Quarantined at Home (Prevention and Treatment of COVID-19 with hydroxychloroquine)

The PATCH trial for patients Quarantined at Home (Prevention and Treatment of COVID-19 with hydroxychloroquine)

Recruiting
18-95 years
All
Phase N/A

1.     For this study group we are seeking people over the age of 40 with fever and cough or fever and shortness of breath who have not yet been tested for coronavirus.
2.     If criteria 1 is met, to be eligible for the study you need to be tested at the HUP or Penn Presbyterian Medical Center Emergency Room.
3.     People who meet criteria 1 and 2 who had their first symptoms within 4 days of getting tested are candidates for the study.  
4.     People who meet criteria 1-3 and are positive for coronavirus but do not require hospitalization and have been instructed to self-quarantine at home are candidates. 
5.      Study volunteers must live within 30 miles of the Hospital of University of  Pennsylvania (HUP)or Presbyterian Medical Center (Presby)
6.     Study related activities include daily symptom diary, self-reported temperatures checks and daily phone calls. Study participants must have internet access with working computer or smart phone. 
Study details
    COVID19
    COVID-19
    coronavirus
    COVID 19

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19 February 2024

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