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cord-295150-uw8lwgrh	Sockalingam, Sanjeev	The Impact of Coronavirus Disease 2019 on Bariatric Surgery: Redefining Psychosocial Care	2020-05-22		.txt	text/plain	1681	73	30	In particular, individuals undergoing bariatric surgery could experience increased emotional distress, resulting in increased eating psychopathology, mental health exacerbation, and difficulties with self‐management. In particular, individuals undergoing bariatric surgery could experience increased emotional distress, resulting in increased eating psychopathology, mental health exacerbation, and difficulties with self-management. Emerging evidence suggests that the remote delivery of care using virtual care models, including mobile and online modalities, could extend the reach of psychosocial services to individuals after bariatric surgery and mitigate weight regain or impairment in quality of life. Emerging evidence suggests that the remote delivery of care using virtual care models, including mobile and online modalities, could extend the reach of psychosocial services to individuals after bariatric surgery and mitigate weight regain or impairment in quality of life. The rapid implementation of virtual care during COVID-19 will offer greater research opportunities for improving our understanding of e-health effectiveness in youth populations, long-term outcomes (including weight loss), key implementation factors, and patient response.	./cache/cord-295150-uw8lwgrh.txt	./txt/cord-295150-uw8lwgrh.txt