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Has anyone looked into or read the WHO "treatment guidelines for patients with ARI associated with COVID-19?" This is apparently what is being used in US hospitals to triage patients. The "COVID-19 care pathway" and use of terms such as "persons under investigation" are concerning along with the fact that it seems like if you presented to the hospital with just about any symptom, you will be treated as a "person under investigation" and immediately quarantined by yourself with no family members allowed and you begin your journey on the "COVID-19 care pathway" to.....death? Also note the symptoms in children that would make them a "person under investigation" that make no sense. They include things like mental symptoms and slow pulse. Not to mention children are also being isolated without parents if they are "persons under investigation" and if the parent also has symptoms, the document says that both the parent and child with symptoms should stay home and not go to the hospital.

Oh....and the almost immediate use of ventilators for any person under investigation despite whether they actually cannot breathe on their own is scary.

Was Trump's investigation into the WHO over a concern that their treatment "pathway" is somehow dangerous to people who don't even have COVID entering hospitals? Thoughts?

https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/clinical-management-of-severe-acute-respiratory-infection-when-novel-coronavirus-(ncov)-infection-is-suspected