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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of study participants at hospital admission

From: Patients’ evaluation of aftercare following hospitalization for COVID-19: satisfaction and unmet needs

 

Study participants

(n = 487)

Demographic characteristics

 Age (years)

60 (54–67)

 Male sex

338 (69)

 BMI (kg/m2)

28 (26–32)

 Ethnicity

  European

385 (79)

  Dutch Caribbean

59 (12)

  Asian

19 (4)

  Turkish

13 (3)

  (North) African

10 (2)

 Education level

  Low

152 (32)

  Middle

179 (37)

  High

151 (31)

 Living situation

  Together, with partner or parent

396 (81)

  Alone, with or without children

91 (19)

  Employed

294 (61)

Clinical characteristics

 Comorbidities

  ≥ 1 comorbidity

399 (82)

  Obesity (BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2)

194 (40)

  Diabetes

82 (17)

  Cardiovascular disease or hypertension

182 (37)

  Pulmonary disease

121 (25)

  Renal disease

44 (9)

  Gastrointestinal disease

24 (5)

  Neurological disease

51 (10)

  Malignancy

57 (12)

  Autoimmune or inflammatory disease

57 (12)

  Mental disorder

22 (5)

  Oxygen therapy

472 (97)

 Treatment for COVID-19

  (Hydroxy)chloroquine

13 (3)

  Antivirals

71 (15)

  Steroids

353 (72)

  Anti-inflammatory

57 (12)

  Convalescent plasma

8 (2)

  ICU admission

202 (41)

  Invasive mechanical ventilation

173 (36)

  LOS ICU (days)

16 (9–31)

  LOS hospital (days)

13 (6–27)

 COVID-19 wave

  First

129 (26)

  Second

252 (52)

  Third

106 (22)

  1. Data are presented as median (interquartile range) or number (%). Variables with missing data are BMI (n = 47), ethnicity (n = 1), education level (n = 5), employed (n = 4), treatment for COVID-19 (n = 8), LOS ICU (n = 2), and LOS hospital (n = 1)
  2. BMI body mass index, COVID-19 corona virus disease 2019, ICU intensive care unit, LOS length of stay