#Hospitalizations

Frank Magazine Atlantic

Frank_Mag

According to Dr. Strang and the premier, 85 hospitalizations (with about 30 patients in ICU) due to COVID-19 could put our public health system in jeopardy. What does that say

Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH

ashishkjha

Daily reports tell us what happened last week, 2 weeks ago, 4 weeks agoThis is why folks are worried about what's nextToday's 7 day moving avgs167K cases, 3600 new hospitalizations,

Michael Pereira

__m_pereira

The details and graphics only provide a partial view of COVID-19's impact, especially on health care in this province. For reasons that were never provided, the province hid the fact

Tyler Dukes

mtdukes

Some important context about the COVID-19 hospitalization numbers we're seeing from NC DHHS.https://www.ncdhhs.gov/divisions/public-health/covid19/covid-19-nc-case-countThe state's been publishing these numbers daily since March 27. Since the

Hold2

Hold2LLC

US Update: 6/27/2020***As I said - hang on tight. The important metrics are fighting back against expectationGraph 1: Daily Deaths Overlaid with Current Hospitalizations- Deaths decreased again today week-over-week- Hosps

Meg Wingerter

MegWingerter

Thread of a few observations from Colorado's 4 p.m. data dump. On the dashboard, Boulder and Logan counties are still in red, when looking at the number of cases. Only

Mike Hixenbaugh

Mike_Hixenbaugh

Finally, some helpful but incomplete data on cumulative COVID-19 hospitalizations in Houston. More than 1,000 admissions so far at the city’s major hospital systems, though this omits many smaller hospitals

John Michael McGrath

jm_mcgrath

Today's numbers for hospitalizations, ICU and ventilators:Hospitalizations: 912 (-49) ICU: 147 (-6)Ventilators: 119 (-1) Basically, another frustrating day. Another day of more than 400 new cases (5-day average is now

David Simpson #testandtrace #blacklivesmatter

adviserdavid

Covid GA update June 27: 7-day rolling case average increases again to 1,597.The peak 7-day average during shelter-in-place was 866 on April 13. After re-opening, that peak was passed on

ToTheRepublicApp.com

SliderBlaze

Easy Brit... it comes down to how many cases they thought we’d have vs how many we actually have...It’s only the difference between shutting down when we did (mitigation) vs

U.S. Surgeon General

Surgeon_General

A short #coronavirus thread:U.S. #COVID19 cases are rapidly rising, w/ 50% of all States in red or orange zone. Cases don’t tell the whole story, but we could also hit

James Todaro, MD

JamesTodaroMD

The Lancet HCQ study claims to include 63,315 hospitalized COVID-19 patients from N. America by April 14.By Apr 14, total COVID-19 hospitalizations for USA, Canada & Mexico was only ~67,000.There's

Les Perreaux

perreaux

Quebec Public Health's modelling anticipates the province hitting peak hospitalizations within a few days of April 18, with plenty of hospital capacity to spare. 1/4 By the end of the

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

Oh @theatlantic, how I missed you. I feared your panic porn might be spent, but you’re back!Take a close look at that blue graph. That’s hospitalizations. At first it looks

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ I'm going to try to explain this once more for all the blue-checks insisting that they KNOW lockdowns work.The models failed. In real time. Even in NY state, the

Andy Moore

andyokc

You've undoubtedly heard that "hospitalization rates are a lagging indicator," which is true. What that means is from the date you're infected it takes a few days for you to