Fewer than 13,000 available beds of the total 55,000.Quote:
Originally Posted by JuBru
https://txdshs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/...fe8b9640bcb4a7
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Fewer than 13,000 available beds of the total 55,000.Quote:
Originally Posted by JuBru
https://txdshs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/...fe8b9640bcb4a7
What is the normal number? Almost 25% of beds in TX are available during a pandemic! I’ve spent a night or two in the emergency room with my parents when a bed wasn’t available, long before the COVID Pandemic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Are the haters REALLY trying to use the lack of beds as a scare tactic again?
Yay! A Power BI dashboard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Interesting trend in this one is that COVID-19 patients in ICU have increased quite a bit when actual ICU patients haven't increased as much
+658 for COVID-19 in ICU
+226 for ICU beds
I am curious how many patients in ICU were moved back to non-ICU rooms to make room for COVID-19 patients.
And also what other medical procedures are being titrated down to decrease bed/ICU utilization.Quote:
Originally Posted by weunice
Does anyone know if Louisiana is only reporting cases for individuals who have tested positive for covid-19? If not, and they're using the epidemiological criteria as well, is this included in the 'test performed' count?
July 8Quote:
Originally Posted by dawg80
70,151 cases 3,231 deaths
1,022 in hosp 105 on vents
Wednesday - 9,610 hospitalized in TX.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Deaths are trending up with Texas and Florida. It will be interesting to see what the next week holds.
https://scontent.fbtr1-1.fna.fbcdn.n...cb&oe=5F2E6F9D
July 9Quote:
Originally Posted by dawg80
71,994 cases 3,247 deaths
1,042 in hosp 110 on vents
July 10Quote:
Originally Posted by dawg80
74,636 cases 3,272 deaths
1,117 in hosp 122 on vents
Yikes! we are going the wrong way.
Absolutely. Percent positive is worrisome.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawg80
And it’s not like early on when so much of the problem was in the Greater NOLA Metro. Data returned from Regions 4 & 5 are troubling.
What are we getting wrong that other countries have gotten right?
My sister and brother-in-law, 58 and 60 years old respectively, who live in the suburbs of Choudrant, have both tested positive for the corona virus. Neither of them can smell or taste anything, and my brother-in-law had a cough that lasted three days, but neither have any other symptoms and appear to be on the mend quite nicely. It seems to me that this virus doesn't appear to be affecting people nearly as bad as it once did.
Younger people are getting it. More test = more positives, false positives, and false negatives.Quote:
Originally Posted by turbodawg
We are a free country that depends on capitalism. The China Virus is not going away. We will have to learn how to live with is until...