Table 1.

Areas that should be considered when reviewing the situation of a person with COVID-19

Question	Comment
Initial question:
Compared with before you had COVID-19, are there any new problems or symptoms concerning you?	A neutral first question, sufficient in many instances. Wait until all problems and symptoms have been revealed
Activity domains:
Are you able to undertake, if you wish and at the level you expect:	Only ask about those appropriate to the person
Vocational activities (work, education, other occupation)?	If someone is (back) at work full-time, other problems are unlikely
Leisure activities (active and/or sedentary)?	Gardening, reading, socialising
Shopping and other community activities, including driving?	Ask about remembering and organising shopping or travel
Household and domestic activities?	Cooking, housework, repairs
Feeding yourself, swallowing safely?	Check on taste and enjoyment
Washing, dressing, using toilet, being continent?	Bath or shower
Getting about the house (including stairs), moving in and out of the house, and getting around outdoors on foot or using transport?	Ask about falls if appropriate
Social interaction with others – talking, taking part in conversations etc?	Includes hearing
Maintaining your relationships, eg with partner, family or friends?	Be alert to changes in temper, and changes not expected
Common symptoms:
Do you have (new) problems with:
Fatigue, endurance, being overtired?	More than before?
Sense of smell and taste?	Advise a smoke alarm if no smell
Pain or painful abnormal sensations?
Control over your bladder or bowels?
Vision and your eyes?
Ears and hearing?
Thinking, remembering?
Your mood?
Check
Are there any other problems in your daily life that concern you?	May be appropriate occasionally