A review of extended coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) isolation duration among inpatients in a tertiary-care hospital-Iowa, 2020-2022

Oluchi J. J. Abosi,Alexandra Trannel, Patrick Schwartzhoff, Mark Ackman,Barbara Zilles,Alexandre R. R. Marra,Angelique Dains,Toshio Naito,Jorge L. L. Salinas,Daniel J. J. Diekema,Beth Hanna, Jaime P. P. Murphy,Melanie Wellington,Karen Brust,Takaaki Kobayashi

INFECTION CONTROL AND HOSPITAL EPIDEMIOLOGY（2024）

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Abstract

Of the 2,668 patients admitted with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), 4% underwent prolonged isolation for >20 days. Reasons for extended isolation were inconsistent with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines in 25% of these patients and were questionable in 54% due to an ongoing critically ill condition at day 20 without CDC-defined immunocompromised status.

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