Mohammed Al?Yamani|Syed Imam Rabbani|Syed Mohammed Basheeruddin Asdaq|Mohd Imran|Mohammed Kanan Alshammari|Noufah Alshammari|Abdulmjeed Hussain Alshahrani|Mariem Ali Mohammed Harshan|Mohammed Yahya A. Hurubi|Adnan A Mubaraki|Abdulhakeem S. Alamri|Walaa F. Alsanie|Majid Alhomrani
Epidemiological determinants for the spread of COVID-19 in Riyadh Province of Saudi Arabia
Qassim University|Northern Border University|King Fahad Central Hospital|Security Forces Hospital|Security Forces Hospital|Jazan University|Northern Area Armed Forces Hospital|Taif University|Taif University|Taif University|Taif University
coronavirus disease 2019 covid19 affected millions individuals world addition patients compelling indications various sociodemographic characteristics identified influence infection complications purpose study assess impact aforementioned parameters dissemination covid19 among residents saudi arabias riyadh regionin saudi arabian province riyadh crosssectional retrospective analysis covid19 incidences recoveries casefatality ratio cfr undertaken study carried gathering daily covid19 records ministry healths official websites october 2020 september 2021 influencing factors obtained statistical authority using spss ibm 25 software data examined association demographic factors well presence comorbidity covid19 outcome determined using spearmans correlation regression tests p 005 considered indicate significance resultsthe data study indicated highest number covid19 cases recorded june 2021 peak recovery observed july 2021 cfr declined progressively october 2020 1 even cases peaked significant p 005 correlation diabetes covid19 incidences observed recovery rate significant p 005 association literacy rate aged 1449 years old presences comorbidities dyslipidemia hypertension diabetes asthma stroke heart failure negatively affected recovery covid19 population cfr significantly p 005 associated people 60 hypertensive patients asthma patients regression analysis suggested risk complications due covid19 infection males people 60 years age suffering comorbiditiesthe findings study indicate association several characteristics studied gender age comorbidity spread infection recovery mortality restrict spread covid19 prevent complications effective measures required control modifiable risk factors