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GPs urged to see all children with respiratory symptoms in person

The leaders stressed that covid-19 “tends to be a mild, self-limiting illness in children” and that “prolonged illness or severe symptoms should not be attributed to covid-19 and should be evaluated as usual.” But they added, “We are asking that all children under five with respiratory symptoms are considered for face-to-face consultations and referred to secondary care as appropriate. While children with respiratory symptoms should follow government guidance, including on covid-19 testing, this should not take precedence over clinical assessment.”