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. 2021 Jan 28;22(3):498–503. doi: 10.1016/j.jamda.2021.01.070

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Fig. 1 — (A) Risk of hospitalization among skilled nursing facility residents with COVID-19 and select demographic and clinical characteristics (n = 101), King County, Washington, February-March 2020. (B) Risk of death among skilled nursing facility residents with COVID-19 and select demographic and clinical characteristics (n = 101), King County, Washington, February-March 2020. Arrows indicate CIs that extend beyond the x-axis range displayed. ∗Relative risks were calculated as the ratio of the proportion of residents with each characteristic who experienced the outcome (hospitalization or death) divided by the proportion of residents without that characteristic who experienced the outcome. Next, 95% CIs were calculated using the Taylor Series method. ^†Relative risks were not calculated for these characteristics because of the very small number of residents in either the numerator or denominator, which make relative risk estimates unreliable.

Fig. 1 — (A) Risk of hospitalization among skilled nursing facility residents with COVID-19 and select demographic and clinical characteristics (n = 101), King County, Washington, February-March 2020. (B) Risk of death among skilled nursing facility residents with COVID-19 and select demographic and clinical characteristics (n = 101), King County, Washington, February-March 2020. Arrows indicate CIs that extend beyond the x-axis range displayed. ∗Relative risks were calculated as the ratio of the proportion of residents with each characteristic who experienced the outcome (hospitalization or death) divided by the proportion of residents without that characteristic who experienced the outcome. Next, 95% CIs were calculated using the Taylor Series method. ^†Relative risks were not calculated for these characteristics because of the very small number of residents in either the numerator or denominator, which make relative risk estimates unreliable.