Clinical features and prognostic factors of intensive and non-intensive 1014 COVID-19 patients: an experience cohort from Alahsa, Saudi Arabia

Saad Alhumaid; Abbas Al Mutair; Zainab Al Alawi; Khulud Al Salman; Nourah Al Dossary; Ahmed Omar; Mossa Alismail; Ali M. Al Ghazal; Mahdi Bu Jubarah; Hanan Al Shaikh; Maher M. Al Mahdi; Sarah Y. Alsabati; Dayas K. Philip; Mohammed Alyousef; Abdulsatar H. Al Brahim; Maitham S. Al Athan; Salamah A. Alomran; Hatim S. Ahmed; Haifa Al-Shammari; Alyaa Elhazmi; Ali A. Rabaan; Jaffar A. Al‐Tawfiq; Awad Al‐Omari

doi:10.1186/s40001-021-00517-7

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Identifying key clinical characteristics of COVID-19 that predict ICU admission and high mortality can be useful for frontline healthcare providers in making the right clinical decision under time-sensitive and resource-constricted environment.

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