Search for: [Abstract = "tomy access, use of continuous ren al replacement therapy \(CRRT\) and extracorporeal mem brane oxygenation \(ECMO\) were all analyzed. During the analyzed period of twelve months 125,042 SARS\-CoV\-2 PCR tests were performed, 3,091 patients were hospitalized, and 414 patients required hospitalization in the lntensive Care Unit. The overall hospital mortality rate was 18%, and 60.3% for patients hospitalized in the ICU. In the group in question in both univariate and multivariate analysis, age was a predictor of death, where each additional year of life increased the risk of death by 3.5% and 3.4%, respectively. In the analyzed group, rena\! failure increased the risk of death by 2.142 times. Renal failure was also statistically significant according to the made of patient admission, occurring in 18.52% of patients admitted to the ICU from other departments and in 9% of patients admitted directly from home. Similarly, to rena\! failure, higher APACHE scores and SAPS 11 scores were also strong predictors of death. For the APACHE scale, 1 point increased the risk of death by 10.1% and for the SAPS li scale by 4.9%. In the analyzed group, the average APACHE li score on admission to the intensive care unit was 19.47, and the mortality rate was 60.3%. lt is exceptionally important to assess the impact of treatment on quality of life, considering the patient's point of view. Pa"]

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