Characteristics and outcomes of patients with COVID-19 admitted to hospital and intensive care in the first phase of the pandemic in Canada: a national cohort study

Keyphrases

• Intensive Care 100%
• Canada 100%
• COVID-19 100%
• Hospital Care 100%
• National Cohort Study 100%
• Hospital Admission 33%
• Intensive Care Unit 33%
• Fever 33%
• Critically Ill Patients 33%
• Mechanical Ventilation 33%
• Confidence Interval 16%
• Adult Patients 16%
• Comorbidity 16%
• Diabetes 16%
• Hypertension 16%
• Cardiac Disease 16%
• Odds Ratio 16%
• Respiratory Disease 16%
• Median Time 16%
• Healthcare Workers 16%
• Outcome Prediction 16%
• Observational Cohort Study 16%
• Increasing Age 16%
• Common Symptoms 16%
• 18 Years Old 16%
• Clinical Data 16%
• Comorbid Conditions 16%
• Time from Symptom Onset 16%
• Pediatric Patients 16%
• Kidney Disease 16%
• In-hospital Mortality 16%
• Respiratory Symptoms 16%
• Receiving Care 16%
• Critical Illness 16%
• Shortness of Breath 16%
• Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome 16%
• Cough 16%
• Mortality Prediction 16%
• Malaise 16%
• Renal Replacement Therapy 16%
• Confirmed Diagnosis 16%
• Veno-venous Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (VV-ECMO) 16%
• Intensive Care Unit Stay 16%
• Public Health Officials 16%
• Invasive Mechanical Ventilation 16%
• Hospital Ward 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cohort Analysis 100%
• COVID-19 100%
• Intensive Care 100%
• Symptom 50%
• Intensive Care Unit 50%
• Artificial Respiration 50%
• Heart Disease 16%
• Diabetes 16%
• Health Care 16%
• Public Health 16%
• Respiratory Disease 16%
• Odds Ratio 16%
• Clinician 16%
• Cohort Study 16%
• Respiratory Tract Infection 16%
• Dyspnea 16%
• Pediatrics Patient 16%
• Nephropathy 16%
• Hospital Mortality 16%
• Critical Illness 16%
• Renal Replacement Therapy 16%
• Coughing 16%
• Malaise 16%
• Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Malaise 16%