As a result, health care systems need to be resourced to deal with the anticipated need, both within primary and secondary care services.' Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, there has been growing concern that survivors might be at increased risk of neurological disorders. Overall, the estimated incidence of being diagnosed with a neurological or mental health disorder following COVID-19 infection was 34%. As a result, the authors say that COVID-19 does lead to a greater risk of neurological and psychiatric disorders than these other health conditions. Thirdly, the severity and course of the neurological and psychiatric disorders is not known.
