COVID-19 Information
The Coronavirus Information Resources guide is being updated daily as new information and topics emerge. The guide is intended for self-study only. Clinicians should consult hospital policies and procedures for all Coronavirus/COVID-19 matters. We are doing our best to keep this site current with the most up to date information, however, as information may change rapidly, please verify at the publisher/source that you have the most recent recommendation.
Additionally, there is an Internal HH Coronavirus Information Hub that should be consulted for hospital-related preparedness. Available on SharePoint.
Trusted Resources
Resources for HH Employees
CDC Resources
World Health Organization (WHO) Resources
CA & Los Angeles Public Health
FDA
NIH/U.S. National Library of Medicine
Top Medical Journals
- Annuals of Internal Medicine Coronavirus (Covid-19)Collection of freely available Coronavirus content to keep up to date with the latest information and research on Covid-19.
- JAMA Network Coronavirus Alert PageProvides the latest updates on COVID-19 diagnosis and treatment. Includes video/podcast discussions with experts and patient information resources.
- The Lancet Coronavirus ResourcesFreely accessible content such as articles, Infographics, and videos on the 2019 novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
- NEJM Coronavirus (Covid-19)Articles and other resources on the Coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak. Includes freely accessible clinical reports, management guidelines, and commentary.
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Search LitCovid (NIH)
LitCovid is a curated literature hub for tracking up-to-date scientific information about the 2019 novel Coronavirus. This database is produced by the National Library of Medicine/NCBI BioNLP Research Group. Click below for a prefabricated search on one of these topics.
Search Tips
- use AND between terms to narrow search results (e.g. lung AND cancer)
- use OR between terms to broaden search results (e.g. pediatric OR child OR adolescent)
- the database will automatically truncate and mapping for some words (e.g. pediatric will include pediatrics, infants, etc.) but not all
- to force an exact phrase use quotations (e.g. "lung cancer"); use with caution (may exclude relevant articles)