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. 2022 Feb 25;17(2):e0263680. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0263680

Table 1. Demographic and medical characteristic of the cohort.

Variable 2019 2020 Overall p.value
(N = 102) (N = 79) (N = 181)
Age 0.778
Count 102 79 181
Mean (SD) 84.04 (9.24) 83.63 (9.89) 83.86 (9.51)
Sex 0.353
Count (Row %) 102 79 181
female (Col %) 76 (75%) 53 (67%) 129 (71%)
Month 0.038
Count (Row %) 102 79 181
February (Col %) 35 (34%) 31 (39%) 66 (36%)
March (Col %) 29 (28%) 32 (41%) 61 (34%)
April (Col %) 38 (37%) 16 (20%) 54 (30%)
Nonoperatively treates 0.09
Count (Row %) 102 79 181
yes (Col %) 3 (3%) 8 (10%) 11 (6%)
Charlson 0.789
Count 98 73 171
Mean (SD) 6.18 (2.26) 6.08 (2.59) 6.14 (2.40)
Missing 4 6 10
IADL 0.694
Count 75 44 119
Mean (SD) 1.83 (1.57) 1.98 (2.10) 1.89 (1.77)
Missing 27 35 62
ADL 0.217
Count 83 53 136
Mean (SD) 4.58 (1.78) 4.96 (1.70) 4.73 (1.75)
Missing 19 24 43
Habitation 0.506
Count (Row %) 102 78 180
institution (Col %) 16 (16%) 13 (17%) 29 (16%)
home (Col %) 86 (84%) 64 (82%) 150 (83%)
Missing 0 1 1
Dementia 0.468
Count (Row %) 102 78 180
yes (Col %) 44 (43%) 31 (40%) 75 (42%)
Missing 0 1 1
COVID infection <0.001
Count (Row %) 102 79 181
yes (Col %) 0 (0%) 19 (24%) 19 (10%)
Death 0.416
Count (Row %) 102 79 181
yes (Col %) 16 (16%) 17 (22%) 33 (18%)
Death by 30 days 0.014
Count (Row %) 102 79 181
yes (Col %) 3 (3%) 11 (14%) 14 (8%)

The difference between the two time periods was assessed using Student t’s test for continuous variables or chi-squared test for categorical variables.