Research Article
How Do COVID-19 Inpatients in the Denver Metropolitan Area Measure Up?
Table 5
Inpatient data comparison.
| | Outcome (with known discharge data) | Our hospitals in the Denver metro area | Buchwald et al. [11] (Colorado Prediction Model) | Zhou et al. [9] (Wuhan, China) | Richardson et al. [10] (NYC area, NY) | Grasselli et al. [8] (ICU, Lombardy, Italy) | Bhatraju et al. [7] (ICU, Seattle, WA) |
| | Total number of patients | 681 | — | 191 | 2634 | — | — | | Number of patients requiring ICU care | 204 (30%) | (5–20%) | 50 (26%) | 373 (14.2%) | 661 | 17 | | Number of ICU patients requiring invasive mechanical ventilation | 118 (58%) | — | 32 (64%) | 320 (86%) | 88% | 13 (76%) |
| | LOS (median days) | | Overall | 5 | 8 | 11 | 4.1 | — | — | | ICU | 6.82 | 10 | 8 | Not reported | 7–8 | 9 | | Mechanical ventilation days | 9 | — | Not reported | Not reported | Not reported | 10 |
| | Mortality | | Overall | 91/681 (13%) | — | 54 (28%) | 553 (21%) | — | — | | ICU | 59/204 (29%) | 50% | Not reported | 291 (78%) | 405 (61%) | 12 (71%) | | Mechanical ventilation | 49/118 (41.5%) | — | 31 (97%) | 282 (88.1%) | Not reported | 9 (69%) |
| | Readmissions | 86 (12.6%) | — | Not reported | 45 (1.7%) | Not reported | Not reported |
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