How Ho Chi Minh City adapted its care pathway to manage the first large-scale community transmission of COVID-19

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Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam undertook a series of measures in response to the fourth and largest wave of COVID-19. The care pathway was continuously reconfigured through leadership from all levels of government and engagement of the community. This resulted in a shift towards integrated severity-based care consisting of multiple levels of health-care facilities and home care. This flexible approach based on the rapidly changing local context enabled Ho Chi Minh City to limit the extent to which health-care capacity was overwhelmed.

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Khue, L. N., Khoa, N. T., Duong, V. A., Hien, D. T. H., Otsu, S., Quang, P. K., … Hieu, V. Q. (2023). How Ho Chi Minh City adapted its care pathway to manage the first large-scale community transmission of COVID-19. Western Pacific Surveillance and Response Journal, 14(5). https://doi.org/10.5365/wpsar.2023.14.5.1045

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