Clinical manifestations, prevalence, risk factors, outcomes, transmission, diagnosis and treatment of COVID-19 in pregnancy and postpartum: a living systematic review protocol
Magnus Yap(University of Birmingham), Shakila Thangaratinam(University of Liverpool), Shaunak Chatterjee(University of Birmingham), Tania Kew(University of Birmingham), Pura Rayco‐Solon(World Health Organization), Anushka Dixit(University of Birmingham), Madelon van Wely(Amsterdam University Medical Centers), Elena Kostova, Anna Clavé Llavall(University of Birmingham), Elena Stallings(Instituto Ramón y Cajal de Investigación Sanitaria), Asma Khalil(St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Anna Thorson(World Health Organization), Simon Tiberi(Queen Mary University of London), Dyuti Coomar(University of Birmingham), Rishab Balaji(University of Birmingham), Elisabeth van Leeuwen, Vanessa Brizuela(World Health Organization), Héctor Pardo‐Hernández(World Health Organization), John Allotey(University of Birmingham), Mercedes Bonet(World Health Organization), Nathalie Broutet(World Health Organization), Caron Kim(World Health Organization), Dengyi Zhou(University of Birmingham), Xiu Qiu(Guangzhou Medical University), Heinke Kunst(Queen Mary University of London), Olufemi T. Oladapo(World Health Organization), Lynne Mofenson(Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation), Javier Zamora(Instituto Cajal), James Thomas(University College London), Siang Ing Lee(University of Birmingham), Mingyang Yuan(Ruijin Hospital), Edna Kara(World Health Organization), Luke Debenham(University of Birmingham)
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