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. 2020 Oct 7;107:35–39. doi: 10.1016/j.jhin.2020.09.035

Table I.

Patient characteristics

Total Site 1 Site 2 Site 3
Total tested 9018 3819 2383 2816
Age (years)
 18–44 2604 (28.9%) 1355 (35.5%) 603 (25.3%) 646 (22.9%)
 45–64 3320 (36.8%) 1548 (40.5%) 932 (39.1%) 849 (30.1%)
 65–74 1506 (16.7%) 548 (14.3%) 433 (18.2%) 525 (18.6%)
 >74 1573 (17.4%) 367 (9.6%) 414 (17.4%) 792 (28.1%)
Female 4453 (49.4%) 1817 (47.6%) 1183 (49.6%) 1453 (51.6%)
Race
 Black or African American 3727 (41.3%) 2230 (58.4%) 715 (30%) 782 (27.8%)
 White 3949 (43.8%) 1121 (29.4%) 1332 (55.9%) 1496 (53.1%)
 Other 1342 (14.9%) 468 (12.3%) 336 (14.1%) 538 (19.1%)
Ethnicity
 Latino 844 (9.4%) 320 (8.4%) 277 (11.6%) 247 (8.8%)
 Non-Latino 8174 (90.6%) 3499 (91.6%) 2106 (88.4%) 2569 (91.2%)
Admitted 5409 (60%) 1951 (51.1%) 1678 (70.4%) 1780 (63.2%)
Standard platform 5516 (61.2%) 2262 (59.2%) 1343 (56.4%) 1911 (67.9%)
Rapid platform 3502 (38.8%) 1557 (40.8%) 1040 (43.6%) 905 (32.1%)
SARS-CoV-2 positive 892 (9.9%) 306 (8%) 252 (10.6%) 334 (11.9%)

SARS-CoV-2, severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2.

All study sites are affiliated with the same university hospital system. Sites 1 and 2 are urban academic emergency departments, and Site 3 is a suburban community emergency department.