Featured sources, January 9
Featured sources for the week of January 9 include hospital capacity, cruise ships, and severe cases averted by vaccines.
Read MoreFeatured sources for the week of January 9 include hospital capacity, cruise ships, and severe cases averted by vaccines.
Read MoreFeatured sources for the week of September 19 include K-12 testing, vaccine hesitancy, hospital reporting, and Long COVID.
Read MoreNationally, the current COVID-19 surge appears to be in a plateau. The number of new cases rose by just 5% this week, after a 3% rise last week. Hospitalizations are in a similar position: the number of patients in the hospital with COVID-19 has held steady at about 90,000 for the past two weeks.
Read MoreI invited Philip Nelson to contribute a post this week after reading his Tweets about his ongoing challenges in accessing his state’s hospitalization data. Basically, after Philip publicized a backend data service that enabled users to see daily COVID-19 patient numbers by individual South Carolina hospital, the state restricted this service’s use—essentially making the data impossible for outside researchers to analyze.
Read MoreA couple of additional items from this week’s COVID-19 headlines: children hospitalized with COVID-19, immunocompromised Americans now eligible for a third dose, and low cases linked to Lollapalooza.
Read MoreFeatured sources for the week of June 20 include the Delta variant, doctor vaccinations, and hospital closures.
Read MoreThis week, the HHS added hospital admissions by age to its state-level hospitalization dataset. Now, if you want to see a patient breakdown for your state, you can simply look at the state-level info already compiled by HHS data experts, rather than summing up numbers from the facility-level info yourself.
Read MoreFeatured sources for the week of April 11 include healthcare worker deaths, hospitalization data, and food insecurity.
Read MoreFeatured sources for the week of Jan. 10 include a visualization of hospital facilities, therapeutics distribution, and hospital discharges.
Read MoreIn the interest of giving credit to the HHS where credit is due: the agency updated its new facility-level hospitalization dataset right on schedule this past Monday. Last week, I used this hospitalization dataset—along with the HHS’s state-level hospitalization data—to build several visualizations showing how COVID-19 has hit hospitals at the individual, county, and state levels. I also wrote a brief article on COVID-19 hospitalizations for Stacker, hosting visualizations and highlighting some major insights.
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