COVID-19 Project Meetings' Summary

COVID-19 Project
Introduction
Team
Meetings' Summary
Topics
Ongoing Clinical Trials

Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]; Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief: Huda A. Karman, M.D.

Meeting's summary

July 9th, 11 am - 12 am

Things that need to be done

COVID-19 page

• Continue working on each section based on Dr. Gibson's feedback during the meeting
• The team members should go through different COVID-19 chapters and give the other team feedback

The Organ system	Chapter to be reveiwed	Things to do	Things to remember
Cardiology team	Neurology chapters	Make a list of comments in your sandbox and send the author the link of your sandbox	All the pages should be according to template COVID-19-associated anosmia can be used as a sample on how to improve the page All pages should have a table of differential diagnosis References should be in triple column format Leaders of organ system should go through their own pages and give their team members feedback
Pulmonary and hematology team	Cardiology chapters	Make a list of comments in your sandbox and send the author the link of your sandbox
Neurology team	GI and hematologic chapters	Make a list of comments in your sandbox and send the author the link of your sandbox
Nephrology team	Derm and endocrine chapters	Make a list of comments in your sandbox and send the author the link of your sandbox
Endocrine and GI team	Pediatric chapters	Make a list of comments in your sandbox and send the author the link of your sandbox
Infectious dis team		Continue working on their chapter
Pediatric and derm team		Help with co infection chapter

• The references should be in triple column format
• Each page should have a differential diagnosis table
• Sahar should contact Matt regarding home page
• The chapter on COVID-19 and Flu co-infection should get complete as soon as possible
• In the treatment part of the page, the dosage and the name of the medicine should be mentioned.

Social Media

• Social media group can have their user name under the post
• We need a list of complete chapters to which the social media group can refer

Meeting's summary

July 8th, 11 am - 12 am

Things that need to be done

COVID-19 page

• Continue working on each section based on Dr. Gibson's feedback during the meeting
• The team members should go through different COVID chapters and give the other team feedback
• The sidebar of all the pages should be the COVID-19 main page template
• Moises and Tayyaba still working on the Home page design

Chapter's list

• Update Emergency medicine chapter list according to a reference book and add pages that are missing
• Chapters that are related to the delivery of the care can have different templates and are not focus of attention for the chapter list
• Continue to transfer the list from google sheet to the wikidoc pages

Meetings' summary

July 1st, 2020, 11 am -12 pm

Things that need to be done

COVID-19 page

• Continue working on each section based on Dr. Gibson's feedback during the meeting
• Suggestion to add the complications on the main page
• Shift the gastrointestinal transmission of COVID-19 to the main pathophysiology page
• The following link has the example code for customizing the column widths:
  • https://www.wikidoc.org/index.php/Tables#Customizing_the_Column_Widths
• Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C)
  • Harmeet
• Things to look at and consider:
  • Does COVID-19 causes bleeding or only hypercoagulability
  • Differentiate between the causes and the pathophysiology, Is COVID-19 the cause of the associated complications or the Cytokine storm or a yet to be known mechanism
  • Are there any autopsies where the COVID-19 virus was isolated from the brain?
  • Myocarditis: Focus on endothelitis, Autopsy studies on microthrombosis of microvasculature rather than myocardial inflammation (Myocarditis)
  • Age, Race, and Gender should be added to the epidemiology even if there is no enough information

Social Media

• The purpose is to promote WikiDoc so make sure to add links to direct the readers to our website
• We voted on Moises and Tayyaba's Wikidoc Home page themes proposals

Meetings' summary

June 25, 2020, 10-11am

Things that need to be done

This week we all will be working on COVID-19 page

The following are the sections that need work and the name of the assigned scholar or Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief:

COVID-19 frequently asked inpatient questions

COVID-19 frequently asked outpatient questions

• Add at the top of every section: "The sources of content come from CDC, WHO, and FDA"
• Italicize the questions instead of bolded style
• Hyperlink
• Add keywords and Synonyms
• Fix the home button
  • Gurmandeep Singh Sandhu, M.B.B.S.
  • Roukoz Abou Karam, M.D.
• Add the FAQ at the top left of every section od COVID-19 page
  • Vamsikrishna Gunnam, M.D.

COVID-19 natural history, complications and prognosis

• For each COVID-19 associated complication, follow Template Single page instead of microchapter template
• Hyperlink all medical terminologies
• Add Endocrine complications
  • Tayyaba Ali, M.D.

COVID-19 Diagnosis

• Update all the sections and make sure information is accurate and specific to each system and to COVID-19 virus

COVID-19 diagnostic study of choice

• Mydah Sajid

COVID-19 history and symptoms

• Asra Firdous

COVID-19 physical examination

• Javaria

COVID-19 laboratory findings

• Rana Aljebzi, MD

COVID-19 electrocardiogram

• Nuha AL-Howthi, MD

COVID-19 x ray

• Mydah Sajid, M.D.

COVID-19 echocardiography and ultrasound

• Mydah Sajid, M.D.

COVID-19 CT scan

• Nasrin Nikravangolsefid

COVID-19 MRI

• Fahimeh

COVID-19 other imaging findings

• Neepa

COVID-19 other diagnostic studies

• Aisha

Treatment

COVID-19 medical therapy

• Sara

COVID-19 interventions

• Scholar Name

COVID-19 surgery

• Neepa

COVID-19 primary prevention

• Tayyaba Ali

COVID-19 secondary prevention

• Tayyaba Ali

COVID-19 future or investigational therapies

• Huda A. Karman, M.D.

Other
SARS-CoV-2

• Update about the virus
  • Syed Rizvi, M.B.B.S.

MERS-CoV

• Update about the virus
  • Aditya Ganti, M.B.B.S.