199: VARIATION IN USE OF REPURPOSED MEDICATIONS AMONG PATIENTS WITH COVID-19
Michael Garcia, Allan J. Walkey(Boston University), Valerie Banner‐Goodspeed(Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center), Vishakha K. Kumar(Society of Critical Care Medicine), Karen Boman(Society of Critical Care Medicine), Vikas Bansal(Mayo Clinic in Florida), Devang Sanghavi(WinnMed), Juan Pablo Domecq Garces(Mayo Clinic), Emily Sisson(Boston University), Rahul Kashyap(WellSpan Health), Neha Deo(Mayo Clinic), Amy B. Christie(Navicent Health), Girish Vadgaonkar, Amos Lal(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Ognjen Gajic(Mayo Clinic), Shelsey W. Johnson(Pulmonary and Allergy Associates), Nicholas A. Bosch(Boston University), Scott Bolesta(Wilkes University)
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