Exploring the Ability to Perform Activities of Daily Living and Cognitive Status after Hospitalization with COVID-19: A Multiple Case Study.

"Disclosure The funder had no role in considering the study design nor in the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data, writing of the report, nor decision to submit the article for publication. Conflicts of Interest The authors report no conflict of interest."

"The authors would like to thank the following clinicians for the help with data collection: Marie Halgren Kastrup, Lærke Eden Nielsen, and Sofie Martens, occupational therapists at Rigshospitalet; Signe Dengsø Jensen, occupational therapist in the Municipality of Frederiksberg; Line Østergaard Philipsen, occupational therapist in the Municipality of Bornholm; Pia Holm Jacobsen, occupational therapist in the Municipality of Hillerod; the physiotherapists at Rigshospitalet for identifying the need for referrals to OT; and doctor and PhD student Vardan Nersesjan for collaboration and sharing follow-up data on MoCA results. Finally, we would like to thank physiotherapist, BSc, Alison R. Shire for English language improvements. This study was supported by the Danish Occupational Therapy Research Fund under Grant FF1/21-R169-A3905."