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Evidence Brief on the associations and safety of COVID-19 vaccination and post COVID-19 condition: update 1

Evidence summary/scan

This review summarizes the global evidence on three questions: Does COVID-19 vaccination before or after COVID-19 infection decrease the risk of developing post-acute sequelae (PAS) or post COVID-19 condition (PCC)? Among those that already have PAS or PCC, does COVID-19 vaccination after COVID- 19 change their symptoms? Is it safe to get a COVID-19 vaccine for individuals who have PAS or PCC?

ID:

528

Document Type:

Evidence summary/scan

Population:

All populations

Setting:

Commercial site, Community health centre, Correctional institution, Daycare centre, Dentist, Emergency services, Home, Hospital, Long-term care facility, Primary Care Provider clinic, Religious institution, Rural/remote, School, Worksite, Community

Public health topic area:

Infection prevention and control measures

Contact Name:

PHAC Emerging Science Group

Role:

N/A

Contact Email:

ocsoevidence-bcscdonneesprobantes@phac-aspc.gc.ca

Organization:

Public Health Agency of Canada

Jurisdiction (of reviewer):

Federal

Is this synthesis COVID-19 related?

Yes

Status of Review:

Completed

Review available:

On request

Date Completed:

2022-04-14

Date Submitted:

2022-05-17