The burden of RSV-related hospitalisation of children for affected families - The ResQ Family Study

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a common infection in children younger than 2 years. The course of this virus disease can be unpredictable and may require sudden hospitalisation. Since family life suddenly changes with an infant’s hospitalisation, RSV usually affects the entire family in myriads of ways.
This explanatory video as part of the ResQ Family study, which aims to shed light on the overall burden of affected families in 4 European countries, provides an overview of the most important study results.
Find more information about the #ResQFamily study: www.efcni.org/...
Key and country-specific findings can be found in the project report: www.efcni.org/...
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