Four questions for #Ontario
CC: @celliottability and @fordnation

Question 1 - why are close contact and outbreak not separate in the data?
Question 2 - Why do hospitalization numbers include patients that have been discharged?
Question 3 - Two parts:
a) What is the percent positive of "specimens"?
b) Is this how cases are presented? Are duplicates/retest being ruled out or included?
Question 4 - What percentage of positive cases presented are from antibody tests? If someone is PCR and antibody positive, are both results included in the case data?
Question 5 - Why not categorize the deaths further?
@celliottability and @fordnation like to hold us accountable, it's time we returned the favor.

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