Replication Data for: Initial mean arterial blood pressure (MABP) measurement is a risk factor for mortality in hypertensive COVID-19 positive hospitalized patients

4126 subjects were admitted to SBUH during this period: 1549 diagnosed with COVID-19 and 2577 testing negative for COVID-19. Though multiple clinical and laboratory parameters were abstracted from the electronic health records (EHR) at the time of admission for each patient, the focus of this investigation was to identify which historical, clinical and laboratory parameters predicted death. To this end, only the initial measures collected during the emergency room evaluation were included in the analysis. 91 variables were collected and included age, gender, race, ethnicity, comorbid conditions, medications, vital signs, respiratory measures, severity of disease, renal lab tests, and inflammatory markers. All comorbid conditions including HTN were abstracted from existing ICD-9/10 codes. Dialysis patients, transplant recipients, subjects less than 18 years old and pregnant women were excluded from the analysis to generate a homogenous group. The study the was approved by the SBUH Institutional Review Board (IRB2020-00239; Characterization of AKI with outcomes in patients with COVID-19).