Patterns of disease on admission to children’s wards and changes during a COVID-19 outbreak in KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa
Neil McKerrow(University of KwaZulu-Natal), K Moses(Edendale Hospital), Mary E. Morgan(Sunnybrook Health Science Centre), K Moodley(Edendale Hospital), D. Ramsden(Stanger Hospital), Zamaswazi Ntombela(University of KwaZulu-Natal), N Mafanya(Edendale Hospital), Cecilie Jensen(Edendale Hospital), Jeroen van Lobenstein(University of Cape Town), A E Pansegrouw(Stellenbosch University), Y Yannigan(Edendale Hospital), T Mnuguni, Nkululeko G. Majozi(Edendale Hospital), T.J. Martin(Edendale Hospital)
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