COVID-19 Outpatient Therapeutic Resources Digital Toolkit

Understanding the differences between the different COVID-19 outpatient therapeutics can be challenging. ASPR created three therapeutic resources to help health care providers and planners navigate these drugs and provide people with information on drugs to help prevent or treat COVID-19:

Cross-cutting Resources

• Clinical Implementation Guide: an in-depth look at all of the outpatient therapeutic products.
• Decision Aid: a quick reference guide that will help point you to which drugs your patients may be eligible to take.
• Side by Side Overview: a table that provides a more detailed look at each of the therapeutics and key points about eligibility, limitations, and administration.

Therapeutic Product Promotional Resources

• Paxlovid: Paxlovid is an oral antiviral authorized for the treatment of mild to moderate COVID-19. Paxlovid should be initiated as soon as possible after diagnosis of COVID-19 and within 5 days of symptom onset.
• Caregivers and Older Adults: Share messaging about the importance of the COVID-19 Treatment Plan for caregivers and older adults.

How to Use this Toolkit

The Digital Toolkit contains messages you can share on your social media channels to encourage people to learn more about these COVID-19 therapeutic resources. Copy these messages directly or customize them for your audience. Then, choose and download the image(s) you would like to share. The images are sized appropriately for each social media platform.

Clinical Implementation Guide Social Media Package

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Decision Aid Social Media Package

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ASPR’s #COVID19 therapeutics decision aid puts information on treatment options at healthcare providers’ fingertips. Use this new tool to inform decisions about the right treatment option for your patients. Visit and save the decision aid: https://go.usa.gov/xJdef

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ASPR’s #COVID19 therapeutics decision aid puts information on treatment options at healthcare providers’ fingertips. Use this new tool to inform decisions about the right treatment option for your patients. Visit and save the decision aid: https://go.usa.gov/xJde6

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Side by Side Social Media Package

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Paxlovid Social Media Package

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"Does Paxlovid Work?" Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter Text

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If you test positive for #COVID19 and are at high risk for getting very sick from the virus, a 5-day course of Paxlovid can help keep you out of the hospital. Studies showed Paxlovid treatment reduced hospitalizations or death by 88%. To learn more about Paxlovid, visit: https://go.usa.gov/xhq3u.

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Paxlovid treatment has been proven to be effective at preventing hospitalization and death by 88%. It also helps to increase your chance of recovering from COVID-19 in the comfort of your home. To learn more about how Paxlovid can help you, visit: https://go.usa.gov/xhq3u.

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If you have #COVID19 and are at high-risk for getting very sick from the virus, Paxlovid can help keep you out of the hospital. Studies showed Paxlovid reduced hospitalizations and death by 88%. To learn more: https://go.usa.gov/xhq3u.

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Paxlovid has been proven to be effective at preventing hospitalization and death by 88%. It also helps increase your chance of recovering from COVID-19 at home. For more info on how Paxlovid can help, visit: https://go.usa.gov/xhq3u.

"Rebound Effect and Paxlovid" Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter Text

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Current research on Paxlovid rebound has found the “rebound effect” also happens with patients receiving no treatment and in patients who have been treated with other #COVID19 therapeutics. For more information on Paxlovid, visit: https://go.usa.gov/xhq3u.

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Rebound #COVID19 is not limited to patients taking Paxlovid. Research suggests people experiencing rebound have an extremely low probability of getting very sick from COVID-19. For other FAQs on Paxlovid, visit: https://go.usa.gov/xhq3u.

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Paxlovid prevents hospitalization and death by 88%, helping you recover safely at home. A very low number of patients experience any symptoms again after taking Paxlovid. Learn more and visit: https://go.usa.gov/xhq3u.

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Research on Paxlovid has found the “rebound effect” also happens in patients that do not receive treatment and in patients treated with other COVID-19 therapeutics. For more information: https://go.usa.gov/xhq3u.

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COVID-19 rebound is not limited to Paxlovid. Research suggest patients experiencing rebound have an extremely low probability of getting very sick from #COVID19. For other FAQs, visit: https://go.usa.gov/xhq3u.

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Paxlovid prevents hospitalization and death by 88%, helping you recover at home. A very low number of patients experience any symptoms again after taking Paxlovid. Learn more: https://go.usa.gov/xhq3u.

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Caregivers and Other Adults Social Media Package

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Older adults are especially vulnerable to serious illness and death from #COVID19. As their caregiver, you can help them put a treatment plan in place. Make sure they have extra tests on hand, know their treatment options, and can find the most convenient treatment locations. Having a plan in place helps ensure they get needed treatments on time. Today’s COVID-19 treatments can reduce serious illness and death, but they must be taken shortly after symptoms start. Get started by understanding your treatment options: http://bit.ly/3DaPuQ4

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Caregivers: 8 out of 10 #COVID19 deaths in the United States have been in adults 65 years and older, but vaccination and early treatment decreases the risk of severe illness and death. It’s important to have a plan in place if you or someone you care for starts experiencing COVID-19 symptoms. Have COVID-19 tests on hand, learn about treatment options, and know how to find treatment locations in your area. To learn about available treatment options, visit http://bit.ly/3DaPuQ4

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Older adults are especially vulnerable to serious illness and death from #COVID19. As their caregiver, make sure they have a COVID-19 treatment plan in place. Existing therapeutics can reduce the risk of serious illness and death. Learn more: http://bit.ly/3DaPuQ4

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Caregivers: 8 out of 10 #COVID19 deaths in the US have been in adults 65+ years, but vaccination & early treatment decreases the risk of severe illness & death. Learn about treatment options & what to do if you or someone you care for tests positive: http://bit.ly/3DaPuQ4

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