Sumera Ehsan, Muhammad Owais Fazal, Ayesha Ayub, Beenish Badar
Exploring the reasons of unsuccessful attempts in examination during postgraduate clinical training
JPMA. The Journal of the Pakistan Medical Association
lockdown related sarscov2 pandemic imposed profound changes interaction population hospitals emergency departments main aim research evaluate impact lockdown activity obstetrics gynecology emergency department oged teaching hospital hub center covid19 study considers visits oged different triage color codes represent clinical severity case severe least one red yellow green white data selected psnet triage program collected anonymously analyzed frequency distributions variables separately woman calculated mean standard deviations continuous variables analyzed association factors outcomes categorical variables expressed number percentage total using chisquare test 2 level significance established p 005 statistical analysis performed using spss statistics v200 given fact study retrospective observational nature based anonymous routine database approval local ethics committee necessary relative decrease patients presenting oged 2020 5096 percentage nonpregnant women significantly lower 2020 compared 2019 p 00001 7946 regarding obstetric group saw important decrease visits 2020 compared 2019 p 00001 40 prevalence yellow codes significantly higher 2020 2972 white 6158 green 5222 codes significantly lower p 00001 comparing diagnoses discharge could highlight significant reductions 2020 one diagnosis bleeding p 00001 7042 pain p 00001 8122 urinary diseases p 0004 7564 gastrointestinal diseases p 00001 8750 evident change emerged relation dynamics local obstetrical gynecological population oged resources covid19 lockdown greatly reduced rate admission oged without timerelated obstetric gynecological complications reduction admissions suggests appropriate use ed patients may inspire future policies implementation emergency services