The study that's linked to to verify the statement above is this one, and it's an interesting piece of research looking at some hospitals in NYC and the people they admitted for COVID-19 over time https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.08.11.20172775v1.full.pdf …
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Oh, also since this is the US, I'd guess insurance details or some measure of income would be pretty important in terms of hospitalization
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I'm not sure how you could use symptom severity as a predictor of death. Wouldn't that be circular? BTW, they included O2 saturation on admission & they included dozens of predictors in their model so I don't think # of predictors was issue.pic.twitter.com/PnlGWOx086
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Right, but it's not best practice to use a logistic model when you have relatively few outcomes and so many predictors. And symptoms would be important because they impact admissions
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