Long-term mental health trajectories in recovered Covid-19 patients: exploring the interplay of psychosocial and biological factors affecting health-related quality of life

Mental health and quality of life of coronavirus patients: the influence of psychosocial and biomedical factors on long-term recovery. This project will investigate: How the mental health and quality of life of coronavirus patients develops in the longer term Which psychological, social and biomedical factors and their possible interactions influence long-term recovery Which individuals are at increased risk for persistent or recurrently impaired mental health and quality of life with the aim of developing strategies for early detection and referral to appropriate interventions This will be investigated within the newly formed RECoVERED cohort of recovered COVID-19 patients, half of whose participants experienced a serious infection requiring hospital admission, and the other half experienced a mild infection at home.