Hospital Mortality and Resource Implications of Hospitalisation with COVID-19 in London, UK: A Prospective Cohort Study

Figure 2

A plot of the primary outcome (hazard of death at hospital discharge or at 30 days) over time for six hypothetical patients, based on the parametric survival analysis. Patients’ characteristics were selected to highlight the additional effect of individual risk factors on the hazard of death. Patient A represents a female 40-year-old patient with normal C-reactive protein levels (CRP <5 mg·l⁻¹), no chronic kidney disease (CKD), and no dyspnoea on presentation. Patient B represents a male 40-year-old patient with normal CRP, no CKD, and no dyspnoea. Patient C represents a male 65-year-old patient with normal CRP, no CKD, and no dyspnoea. Patient D represents a male 65-year-old patient with an abnormal CRP of 200 mg·l⁻¹, no CKD, and no dyspnoea. Patient E is similar to Patient D but has a history of CKD. Finally, Patient F represents a male 65-year-old patient with an abnormal CRP of 200 mg·l⁻¹, a history of CKD, and dyspnoea on presentation to the hospital.