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Late Breaking Abstract - Demographic characteristics of patients with COVID-19 admitted to a North East London NHS Trust

Background: Numerous descriptive studies of COVID-19 have been undertaken in countries around the world describing local experiences including China, Italy and America Aims: To better understand the impact of the first UK peak of the COVID-19 pandemic on the local population, and whether findings of international data were applicable to the population served by a large London NHS Trust Methods: We performed a retrospective cohort study from 10/03/20-26/04/20 of 215 adult patients with confirmed/clinically suspected COVID-19 admitted to 3 acute respiratory wards, collecting patient demographics, laboratory and imaging findings, progress during admission and outcome including discharge or death Results: 209 patients were included in the final analysis Most patients were male (66 0%) Median age was 66 years and increasing age decreased survival probability (p5 (64 6%) 29% (n=44) of patients required non-invasive ventilation, of which 45% required transfer to ITU Conclusion: Our cohort of patients with severe disease mirrors existing data that older, more comorbid, male patients were more likely to be affected Severity of radiological findings correlated with mortality The higher proportion of patients of white ethnicity highlights the need for ongoing study into local variation of disease