Chris Bojke, David Cottrell, Alex Wright-Hughes, Amanda Farrin, Sandy Tubeuf
Long-term cost-utility analysis of family therapy vs. treatment as usual for young people seen after self-harm
Cost effectiveness and resource allocation : C/E
coronavirus 19 covid19 disease spread rapidly world since inception december 2019 wuhan china india crippled burden high caseloads deaths first death caused covid19 karnataka reported march 13 2020 plethora information descriptive statistics epidemiology management covid19 cases however indepth extensive exploration covid19 mortality data terms published research india study area 300 bedded tertiary care center ramnagara district karnataka second wave 150 beds dedicated covid19 cases referred government centers study carried assess inhospital mortality institute second wave expected outcome study shed light comorbidities associated mortality age sex distribution mortality significant factors influencing mortality due covid19 hospitalbased retrospective observationalanalytical study carried aprilaugust 2021 second wave covid19 data included deaths recorded inhospital dedicated covid19 referral center status data collected case sheets mortality audit forms included basic demographics symptoms comorbidities admission pathway transfer icu oxygen therapy ventilator requirement duration hospitalization laboratory profile management modalities prior death data compiled microsoft excel analyzed jasp software open source data interpreted terms frequencies averages standard deviation bivariate multivariate analysis analyzed mortality audits 91 adult patients one neonate maletofemale ratio 1671 60 male average age 534 years standard deviation 154 years patients fell age range 36 65 years 65 average duration 56 days range 035 days common symptom fever 84 9231 followed breathlessness 77 8462 fatigue 65 7143 10 positive contact history one patient reported travel containment zone source infection indeterminate majority cases diabetes mellitus hypertension commonest associated comorbidities almost threequarters patients tachypneic admission nearly 90 low levels included 43 patients critically low spo2 inflammatory indicators wbc count crp ddimer raised many patients wbc count raised 40 ddimer crp raised 50 cases striking 83 patients hyperglycemia common immediate cause death pertained respiratory system ards refractory hypoxia respiratory half patients study reported clinical laboratory characteristics 91 adult covid19 mortality cases teaching hospital peak delta wave karnataka inflammatory indicators wbc count crp ddimer raised many patients remarkable finding high frequency hyperglycemia findings study would contribute enhancing understanding clinical correlates progression covid19