Laboratory Standardized laboratory confirmation should be based on nucleic acid amplification testing for SARS-CoV-2 on respiratory specimen rather than relying on radiologic suspicion on imaging studies, which are less specificLFTs should be obtained on admission and followed throughout the hospitalization.Changes in LFTs should be reported as normal/abnormal and the cutoff for abnormal should be specified, rather than mean and median at the individual patient levelPattern of LFTs abnormalities, hepatocellular vs cholestatic, should be reported as well as the evaluation performed to work up the abnormalitiesBaseline LFTs (prior to developing COVID-19), changes during the duration of the disease, and after resolution should be reported.Report stool RNA testing, when available, and presence of GI symptoms at the time of testing