Population-Based Estimates of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)–like Illness, COVID-19 Illness, and Rates of Case Ascertainment, Hospitalizations, and Deaths—Noninstitutionalized New York City Residents, March–April 2020 - Concepedia

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Population-Based Estimates of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)–like Illness, COVID-19 Illness, and Rates of Case Ascertainment, Hospitalizations, and Deaths—Noninstitutionalized New York City Residents, March–April 2020

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2021

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Karen A. Alroy, Aldo Crossa, Christine Dominianni, Jessica Sell, Katherine Bartley, M.L. Sanderson, Steven Fernandez, Amber Levanon Seligson, Sungwoo Lim, Shu Meir Wang,

Clinical Infectious Diseases

Population Health SciencesCovid-19 EpidemiologyCovid-19 IllnessCovid-19Preventive MedicineClinical EpidemiologyPublic HealthGeneral EpidemiologyPopulation-based EstimatesCoronavirus Disease 2019Infectious Disease EpidemiologyEpidemiological TrendLimited TestingLong CovidCovid-19 PandemicDisease SurveillanceEpidemiologyRepresentative Telephone SurveyMedicineSocial Distancing

Abstract

Using a population-based, representative telephone survey, ~930 000 New York City residents had COVID-19 illness beginning 20 March-30 April 2020, a period with limited testing. For every 1000 persons estimated with COVID-19 illness, 141.8 were tested and reported as cases, 36.8 were hospitalized, and 12.8 died, varying by demographic characteristics.

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