People who are older, those who had underlying other health conditions and people livingin poorer communities are at increased risk of complications and worse outcome fromCOVID-19. They are more likely to be admitted to hospital with this virus. In the UK in2020, over 130,000 people were admitted to hospital with COVID-19. Whilst admission ratesfell since then, there is a need to understand better the potential impact of the manysymptoms resulting from a COVID-19 infection on patients and the health services. Toachieve this, the respiratory team in the University Hospital set up a COVID-19 follow-upclinic for patients who had COVID-19 infection. In this clinic, for a period of 12 weekspatients have chest X-rays, blood tests and virtual medical consultations. The clinic hasbeen running for three years.This study will be conducted study to understand the expectations, preferences andexperiences of patients who have been receiving care in the clinic. On one hand, patientswho have received care in the clinic during the last yearwill be interviewed. On theother hand, patients who have been newly referred to the clinic will be interviewedbefore they start it and also after 12 weeks about how their expectations have been met.Patients will be identified by their clinical team and after consenting to take part inthe study, they will be interviewed by qualitative researchers who will also analyse theinterview data using scientific methods. The results of this study will helpunderstanding whether changes are to be made to this clinic and also inform futuresimilar services should they be needed.