‘ARIZONA MUST NOW INCREASE MITIGATION EFFORTS AS IT DID IN THE SUMMER TO FLATTEN THE CURVE.’

This is the latest update from the White House report that @ABC has obtained.

But, let’s be clear: doctors, researchers, public health experts have already been saying this for weeks
The report states for Arizona, “...increase physical distancing through significant reduction in capacity in public and private indoor spaces...’
‘New hospital admissions in Arizona are increasing rapidly, especially in those over 70...’
On the national profile: ‘there is now aggressive, unrelenting, expanding broad community spread across the country, reaching most counties, without evidence of improvement but rather, further deterioration.’
There are recommendations up and down this report, now the question is.... what will Arizona leaders do?
I have been informed there will be a press conference tomorrow with the Governor and General McGuire.
Update: the presser will be held at 2pm with Arizona Governor Doug Ducey.
Adding to this thread: along with the White House saying something must be done in Arizona.

Here are the new model projections by the Arizona modeling team.

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20 Oct
I have asked multiple times for this week's White House report for Arizona, and have not received from gov. office.

But, @ABC obtained the latest summary.

It says Maricopa, Pima, Pinal Counties have the highest number of new cases.

#COVID19
It also says that between Oct. 10-16 there was an average of 73 patients with confirmed covid-19, and 192 patients suspected of Covid-19 as newly admitted each day to AZ hospitals.
It also says this may be 'an underestimate of the actual total number of COVID-related hospitalizations. Underreporting may lead to a lower allocation of critical supplies.'
Read 7 tweets
20 Oct
CIVIL UNREST: if there is civil unrest after the election, the @AZNationalGuard will be one of two states to send military police units.

New video shows AZ citizen-soldiers training, as they’d be part of the Federal Rapid Response unit

Unclear if they’d be armed if deployed.
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey would be the one to approve request for military police for states on the west coast.

Alabama’s Governor would make decision for the east coast to send units.
This training is part of readiness training in the event of a unit activation.

Here the soldiers are training on loading up an aircraft quickly.
Read 10 tweets
20 Aug
UNACCOUNTED DEATHS: in Arizona’s largest county @Garrett_Archer finding there are 600 unaccounted deaths in July.

New preliminary state data in Maricopa County:

⚫️ July 2019: 2,656
🔴 July 2020: 4,540

I asked about the unaccounted deaths: ⬇️
For those asking about COVID-19 deaths and how they are counted.

Maricopa Co. health says that counting deaths around a certain timeframe is a standard practice in public health. "We follow state and federal standards to ensure that all state and local health departments are..
counting deaths the same."
Read 8 tweets
30 Jun
SCORE CARDS: Arizona just told hospitals they can implement the Crisis Standards of Care Plan.

This means doctors may have to decide who lives, who dies

This means they will be able to decide who gets what level of care.

It’s all numbers, and algorithms.
My exchange w/ gov:
Repost without typo*

This is the first page of the 14-page addendum to the Crisis Standards of Care plan.
This is the "Score Card" chart or "color chart" that will decide what level of care you will get inside a hospital.

This is all based on math, algorithms.
Read 7 tweets
27 Jun
SCORE CARDS: Arizona is getting closer to score cards for hospital care

There are concerns Arizona is getting closer to its Crisis Standards of Care Plan

That means your care in a hospital becomes based on a score card system. There are algorithms of who gets what type of care
This is the full Crisis of Standards Care Plan for the state of Arizona

azdhs.gov/documents/prep…
Here is the FULL addendum:

azdhs.gov/documents/prep…
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