Aim: This study aims to systematically review the interventional studies from Turkey published in national and international databases for the treatment and management of COVID-19.

Material and Methods: The studies conducted between January-2020 and August-2021 were searched through PubMed, Cochrane, CINAHL, EBSCHO, Web of Science, Google Scholar, Turkey Citation Index, ULAKBİM, and COVID-19 Turkey Web Portal. Fourteen studies meeting the criteria were included.

Results: The studies were conducted with randomized controlled (n=6), clinical trial (n=1), interventional double-controlled trial (n=1), and quasi-experimental study design (n=5). One is a randomized, prospective crossover, model simulation study. The evaluated studies include non-pharmacological (n=8) and pharmacological (n=6) approaches. Tele-rehabilitation or online methods were used in all non-pharmacological studies. Six studies aimed at reducing the stress, depression, and anxiety levels of individuals. Pharmacological studies were (n=6) aimed at evaluating the effectiveness of different treatment modalities. The result shows that interventions in non-pharmacological studies are highly effective, and treatment methods applied in pharmacological studies also have a positive effect.

Conclusion: This review will contribute to the literature by shedding light on future research. Moreover, there is a need for more comprehensive studies on the diagnosis, treatment, symptoms, effects, and management of COVID-19, including children and older people at risk.