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Ben #KBF

Brixton_Ben26

Bars in Los Angeles opened about 10 days ago and nearly 700k people flocked to bars. These bars have now been closed as cases rocket and hospital beds fill up.

Chris Hopson

ChrisCEOHopson

1/11 Some are arguing that because hospital intensive care is currently no busier than normal for majority of trusts, national lockdown isn't justifiable. See, for example this: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/11/03/hospital-inten

mark holmes

gmarkholmes

Today we released Brief 7, which looks at available hospital capacity and the “Runway” we have in North Carolina hospitals. tl; dr: At current trends, we will start to hit

Lindsay Brown

Lidsville

Sources are passing on a lot of concerning information about #COVID19BC management at #SiteC and in Fort St John. This much smoke usually means fire. I'm just going to pass

Rachael Swindon

Rachael_Swindon

Hospitals in the Capital are overwhelmed. This isn’t an exaggeration. Here’s why: Successive Conservative governments have intentionally underfunded the NHS. It’s all on record. 1/13 Successive Conservative governments have cut

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

As the NHS enters what will likely be our hardest ever winter, what about the Nightingales….? is a common question, and for some a retort to news that hospitals are

Vinny Arora MD MAPP

FutureDocs

BLACK FRIDAY: You're looking for a deal. Hospitals are looking for ICU beds...anywhere they can.THREAD *St. Louis ICUs "at capacity" *Hospital leaders calling a list of hospitals btwn St. Louis

Cleavon MD

Cleavon_MD

COVID UpdateThis is how my night in the ER went:1. COVID 72% Room Air (RA) 2. COVID 75% RA3. EtOH fall4. Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA)5. Urosepsis6. Urosepsis7. Altered Mental Status (AMS)8.

Danny Boy

Care2much18

LA County has 70 ER-equipped hospitals. On Christmas Day, 2019, 33% (23-of-70) diverted patients to other hospitals due to overcrowding.This Christmas Day, 96% (67-of-70) had to divert, leading to wait

el gato malo

boriquagato

it's been a while since we had a good "texas hospitals are about to be overwhelmed" story.perhaps that's because the worst looks to have passed and no system ever got

el gato malo

boriquagato

this is literal nonsense and propaganda.it's also very possibly medical malpractice.the idea that a patient healthy enough to tell you this needs to be intubated is ridiculous.this "vent early, vent

Chris Vanderveen

chrisvanderveen

Texas getting a lot of attention right now with #Covid_19 Out of curiosity, I wondered how Texas' data compares to ColoradoKeep in mind, Texas has 5X the population of Colorado

Lisa Du

lisadont

Coronavirus infections in Japan are just a fraction of other places, yet officials have continued to say the health system is under strain -- challenging Japan's image as a medically

Megan McArdle

asymmetricinfo

Seeing a lot of this circulating on the right, so let me explain why folks are worried even though it is not literally true that every ICU bed in the

Dr. Shazma Mithani

shazmamithani

Let's talk about hospital capacity in the context of how patients "flow" through the hospital. This should help give you a sense of why the focus on hospital capacity is

Ayesha Shahid

ayesharshahid

Today in our farming woes, a tale of field drainage challenges: One of our best fields (supposedly) is a 1.5 acre piece of land through which the entire village's rain

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