Background: Considering the global health implications of COVID-19, comprehend the efficacy and results of localised treatment protocols to enhance patient care and response methodologies.Methods: Epidemiological, demographic, clinical, and laboratory data from 187 COVID-19 patients admitted to RD Gardi Medical College, a designated COVID-19 referral centre, were analysed in this retrospective study.Following symptom assessment and severity-based treatment protocol application, patients were monitored for recovery or progression to severe disease.Assessments were carried out to ascertain statistically significant predictors of clinical outcomes.Results: Information revealed that quite a few of the patients belonged to younger age cohorts (62%) and were male.A fever and nasal congestion were frequent symptoms.Medications such as Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin were administered in line with the specific requirements of each patient and clinical guidelines.The correlations between patient information and treatment decisions were statistically significant, indicating the criticality of personalised treatment approaches. Conclusion:The efficacy of flexible therapy approaches that consider demographic and clinical attributes enhances the care of patients inflicted with COVID-19.These insights are crucial to enhancing therapeutic approaches and informing public health policies in the face of current and forthcoming pandemics.
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