Johnny75
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Interesting report. Not sure why you've put up the section you have as the important table for me is table 5 which is the critical care outcome by sub group.
I don't have the ability on my iPad to put that table up sadly. The data shows that mortality rates in ITU are around 50% but age and underlying conditions skew that towards 60-70%
It does show that if you had an existing condition for 6 months prior (comorbidity) that you were more likely to die than those that did not. The number of folks that died between 60 and 80 and had comorbidity is not in the report sadly as that would give a better picture as it seems both of those groups have much higher mortality rates than any other. 68 and 58% respectively.
I don't have the ability on my iPad to put that table up sadly. The data shows that mortality rates in ITU are around 50% but age and underlying conditions skew that towards 60-70%
It does show that if you had an existing condition for 6 months prior (comorbidity) that you were more likely to die than those that did not. The number of folks that died between 60 and 80 and had comorbidity is not in the report sadly as that would give a better picture as it seems both of those groups have much higher mortality rates than any other. 68 and 58% respectively.