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re: Louisiana COVID-19 - July 30, 2020 Update: 114,481 cases - 3,811 deaths - 1,317,390 tested
Posted on 7/30/20 at 12:55 pm to Cosmo
Posted on 7/30/20 at 12:55 pm to Cosmo
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Wut? It took a month of declining numbers to take us off stay at home order
he argued that not all regions were declining
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Then he extended phase 1 2 weeks longer than needed
1 week
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Posted on 7/30/20 at 12:56 pm to Salmon
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he argued that not all regions were declining
This has been my complaint all along. The one size fits all approach.
Posted on 7/30/20 at 1:00 pm to Salmon
Salmon, you’re a smart dude and I have a question
I have been posting the hospital data lately and believed it to be good news because it was falling in key states
But what if the number of hospitalized patients is falling only because deaths are surging at the hospitals and freeing up beds?
It’s theoretically possible for the number of new admittances to a hospital to increase while the number of hospitalized falls, if deaths caused so many open beds.
Is that what is happening here?
Day 1: 30 new admits, 20 deaths. +10 new hospitalizations
Day 2: 40 new admits, 35 deaths. +5 new hospitalizations
Day 3: 50 new admits, 55 deaths. -5 hospitalizations
This trend looks good on surface, but actually very bad
Is that what is happening here?
I have been posting the hospital data lately and believed it to be good news because it was falling in key states
But what if the number of hospitalized patients is falling only because deaths are surging at the hospitals and freeing up beds?
It’s theoretically possible for the number of new admittances to a hospital to increase while the number of hospitalized falls, if deaths caused so many open beds.
Is that what is happening here?
Day 1: 30 new admits, 20 deaths. +10 new hospitalizations
Day 2: 40 new admits, 35 deaths. +5 new hospitalizations
Day 3: 50 new admits, 55 deaths. -5 hospitalizations
This trend looks good on surface, but actually very bad
Is that what is happening here?
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