Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – COVID - 19 risk predictions



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C. Preti (Bergamo, Italy), R. Biza (Bergamo, Italy), L. Novelli (Bergamo, Italy), A. Ghirardi (Bergamo, Italy), C. Conti (Bergamo, Italy), C. Galimberti (Milan, Italy), L. Della Bella (Bergamo, Italy), I. Memaj (Bergamo, Italy), I. Oppedisano (Bergamo, Italy), F. Zanardi (Bergamo, Italy), F. Di Marco (Bergamo, Italy), R. Cosentini (Bergamo, Italy). Usefulness of CURB-65, PSI and MuLBSTA in predicting COVID-19 mortality. 3662

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