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case_images: Human resource allocation of 19 medical teams to Leishenshan Hospital.
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case_images: One critical patient who was admitted to the GW died in three days (Figure 3, and Appendix S2 in the Online Supplementary DocumentI).
case_images: Admission of 2011 patients in general ward (GW) and intensive care unit (ICU).
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case_images: Among the 335 severe patients at admission, 325 (97%) patients were admitted into the GWs, 20 of whom were transferred from the GWs to the ICUs (Figure 3). One critical patient who was admitted to the GW died in three days (Figure 3, and Appendix S2 in the Online Supplementary DocumentI).
case_images: Distribution of admission, inpatient at hospital, and death over time.
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case_images: Most deaths occurred in the first three weeks between February 8th and March 1st (Figure 4).
case_images: Total mean direct health care costs per person by cost categories.
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case_images: Specifically, patients in the GWs spent the most on monitoring and laboratory tests, accounting for 41.4% of the total direct health care costs, while patients in the ICUs spent, on average, almost half of the total expenses on drugs (49.4%) (Figure 5).