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incremetal_progress
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been monitoring the daily positive rate. During the peak (early April) the rate was consistently more than 10%, and even higher on days like this where overall samples were low. Now it's consistently between 5 and 8 percent.
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good news for everyone but the dems
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similar thing happening statewide. Positive test % consistently sitting around 5% now. -
It’s interesting they don’t make ICU utilization as % of capacity publicly available.
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Never understood this stat. Seems like it’s only meaningful if it were an output of random testing. If people are really only getting tested with symptoms, then isnt just telling you that there is some other crud out there?
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This is going to piss off the CoronaBros
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yes. The IHME modeled that, but no one has actually made that into a real statistic.GrundleStiltzkin said:It’s interesting they don’t make ICU utilization as % of capacity publicly available.
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Protecting that capacity was the chief goal & selling point, perhaps only, of required lockdowns in Washington at the outset. Not making it a public metric seems disingenuous. Hell, Jay should be spiking the ball on that.incremetal_progress said:
yes. The IHME modeled that, but no one has actually made that into a real statistic.GrundleStiltzkin said:It’s interesting they don’t make ICU utilization as % of capacity publicly available.
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Just talked to my neighbor the emergency room doctor.GrundleStiltzkin said:It’s interesting they don’t make ICU utilization as % of capacity publicly available.
They are down 30% right now over 'normal' traffic.
This is such a sham.
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#mytexas has it published online in real-time. My county has been 25-33% ventilator capacity utilization the last couple weeks, about 50% ICU utilization.GrundleStiltzkin said:It’s interesting they don’t make ICU utilization as % of capacity publicly available.
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I stopped taking the Jay Inslee graphs seriously the second time the data was manipulated in a desperate attempt to keep actual results anywhere close to the model.
