The slightly non-significant deficit of access to intensive care among the most disadvantaged elderly would not seem to depend on a presumed socioeconomic selection of patients but rather on a denominator bias, whereby the frailest elderly may have been hospitalized even when not severe, either because of the inability or lack
← all excerpts
Inequalities in the Health Impact of the First Wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Piedmont Region, Italy.
1
—
—