Report 46: Factors driving extensive spatial and temporal fluctuations in COVID-19 fatality rates in Brazilian hospitals. Andrea Brizzi , Charles Whittaker , Luciana M S Servo , Iwona Hawryluk , Carlos A Prete , William M de Souza , Renato S Aguiar , Leonardo J T Araujo , Leonardo S Bastos , Alexandra Blenkinsop , Lewis F Buss , Darlan Candido , Marcia C Castro , Silvia F Costa , Julio Croda , Andreza Aruska de Souza Santos , Christopher Dye , Seth Flaxman , Paula L C Fonseca , Victor E V Geddes , Bernardo Gutierrez , Philippe Lemey , Anna S Levin , Thomas Mellan , Diego M Bonfim , Xenia Miscouridou , Swapnil Mishra , Mélodie Monod , Filipe R R Moreira , Bruce Nelson , Rafael H M Pereira , Otavio Ranzani , Ricardo P Schnekenberg , Elizaveta Semenova , Raphael Sonnabend , Renan P Souza , Xiaoyue Xi , Ester C Sabino , Nuno R Faria , Samir Bhatt , Oliver Ratmann medRxiv : the preprint server for health sciences（2021）
摘要
COVID-19 in-hospital fatality rates fluctuate dramatically in Brazil, and these fluctuations are primarily associated with geographic inequities and shortages in healthcare capacity.
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