Most state departments of health have very good dashboards.I am going to say this about FL: the amount of data & transparency available to the public is impressive.
I monitor state of IL data and we have a fraction of the data you have and much of it doesn’t get updated frequently. It’s been a big source of public complaint.Most state departments of health have very good dashboards.
The easiest way to find them is with this website
United States COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer
United States Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.www.worldometers.info
One of the last columns has the source of their info with links to the individual states. Most are DOH from the state.
Especially if you count the website created and maintained by the statistician whom Governor DeSantis fired.I am going to say this about FL: the amount of data & transparency available to the public is impressive.
Especially if you count the website created and maintained by the statistician whom Governor DeSantis fired.
Do you have any info about that?There seem to be questions about the authorship of the website.
“We are seeing younger patients, we are seeing a shorter length of stay, we are seeing lower immortality, and we are seeing lower ICU utilization right now.”
Hospital CEOs from Houston’s Largest Hospital Systems Discuss Capacity and COVID-19 Surge Plans | Woodlands Online
Houston hospital CEO’s held a zoom conference June 25.www.woodlandsonline.com
That's hilarious -- great catch!You can get immortality from C19??? Might be with it!
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Do you have any info about that?
Their mission statement and disclosures seem straightforward.
Not a problem.Sorry @Conan - as I missed this question when you posted it.
I had read a couple of stories where the idea this was a single person effort was discussed. No one person anywhere can identify, produce, collect, analyze, and publish data in a timely manner we need at present. This type of undertaking requires many people. This is NOT to say the fired statistician did not play an important role in that process, rather to emphasize this was an effort involving much more than one person.
I also recall there were some charges being bounced about suggesting political concerns were influencing the interpretation data - which we need to avoid.
Sorry I did not reply sooner.