COVID AMBU 60Epidemiological Observation of Ambulatory COVID-19 Patients in Oise Region

COVID-19, a respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus SARS-Cov-2, has spread globally since December 2019. In France, the Oise region was one of the first to experience a significant outbreak, with over 4,000 confirmed cases. Most COVID-19 patients (around 80%) do not require hospitalization, but there is limited information about this specific group in France. This study aims to fill this gap, providing valuable insights that could lead to improved care and guidance for ambulatory COVID-19 patients. The study focuses on the Oise region, where the virus has significantly impacted the community. The study is observational, meaning participants will continue with their usual care routines. Researchers will collect data on the patients' health and the initial management of their condition. The primary goal is to create a detailed clinical description of COVID-19 cases in ambulatory patients. This includes understanding the epidemiological characteristics and identifying early signs of severity. The findings could help in developing clearer recommendations for the management of COVID-19 in outpatients.