Here I go again:
ER visits for #CovidIsNotOver are declining.
That is usually followed by a decline in hospitalization.
I know it is unpopular to talk of declining numbers, but that is what I am seeing.
We should see a 50-75%+ decline in hospitalization over the next 8 weeks.
ER visits for #CovidIsNotOver are declining.
That is usually followed by a decline in hospitalization.
I know it is unpopular to talk of declining numbers, but that is what I am seeing.
We should see a 50-75%+ decline in hospitalization over the next 8 weeks.
COVID is not mild.
ER visits are going down and hospitalization may peak between 45K-55K-I posted this before
It was similarly unpopular in January when I said hospitalization will go down in February '22 down by 80%
Others were calling for end of time
ER visits are going down and hospitalization may peak between 45K-55K-I posted this before
It was similarly unpopular in January when I said hospitalization will go down in February '22 down by 80%
Others were calling for end of time
https://twitter.com/MdFacep/status/1487637506472361992
The one indicator that I have touted since the pandemic began is ER visits. It is useful to look at all indicators.
It has proven to be more accurate than other indicators, particularly for severe disease, hospitalization, and critical disease (vents, respiratory failure/arrest)
It has proven to be more accurate than other indicators, particularly for severe disease, hospitalization, and critical disease (vents, respiratory failure/arrest)
How many #clinicians, #epidemiologists, #virologists, #statistians, and #PublicHealth experts have gathered all data, research, and observational first hand experience can say that hospitalization in the end of September will reach a new trough since the pandemic began?
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