#Hospital

Karl Dierenbach @Dierenbach on Gab/Parler

Dierenbach

Covid's real, the numbers aren’tThis is place of death data from CDC: 2020 compared to previous years. It says 2 things:True Covid deaths are at most half of CDC Covid-labeled

David Paton

cricketwyvern

There seems to be a systematic pattern to how the Government presents forecasts/predictions/scenarios to justify more restrictions & lockdowns.It’s important they are held up to scrutiny after the event. On

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

Tessa Mentus

TessaMentus

Listening in on #hospital capacity update with docs from @UNMHospital, @PresHealth, Lovelace Medical Center, and Sandoval Regional Medical Center. They're sadly preparing for #crisis care levels - and that means

The Good Statistician

TheGoodStatsMan

This chart from the FT's graphics team intrigued me. It shows that March/April was unusually late for a viral infection causing excess deaths and that September/October is unusually early for

Zavén Sargsyan

sargsyanz

When a patient suddenly insists on leaving against our advice, we get worked up. We beg them to reconsider. We worry about their health.Often it's too late. A made-up mind

Erin Kissane

kissane

Three things about COVID-19 hospitalization data in our latest post. https://covidtracking.com/blog/whats-going-on-with-covid-19-hospitalization-data1. The data from states is ragged and incomplete right now when it used to be very even. 2.

Jamie Coleman, MD FACS

JJcolemanMD

I’ve given half my life to medicine.And medicine wouldn’t give my husband a chest x-ray.Some kids stole a truck yesterday.And they almost stole my husband’s life alongside it.(1) Going over

Chris Wise

MildlyAutistic

Yo, if you’re traveling to other cities to bash some fash, let me clue you in to a few things I’ve observed regarding wound care.The PPB has LEARNED to not

Kelly Doran MD MHS

KellyMDoran

In case you missed it: street homelessness increased by 55% in NYC from 2019 to 2020. A thread. (1/) First, these numbers are from the HOPE annual estimates done Jan

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Tragic—a mother lost **both** her sister and her 13 year old son Peyton to #COVID19. The bereaved mom took the bold step to publicly share the chilling images of her

poppy mae💙

heyitspoppymae

Seeing a lot of "He deserved a free holiday after all he's done for the NHS, it was probably the last trip he'll ever go on at his age! I

Dr. Shazma Mithani

shazmamithani

Thread time on the new easing of restrictions. It shouldn’t surprise you to hear that I’m concerned about easing of restrictions right now. 1. Hospital numbers are STILL very high.

Caroline Lewis

clewisreports

Hospitals now have to disclose their once secret prices, but they're buried in spreadsheets posted on hospital websites. Once they're all up we can aggregate & compare prices and hold

The New York Times

nytimes

At the peak of the coronavirus pandemic in New York City, patients at some community hospitals were 3 times more likely to die as patients at medical centers in the

Jane Merrick

janemerrick23

NEW statement from chief medical officer Chris Whitty: “no current evidence” to suggest new variant causes greater mortality but “urgent work” is underway to confirm this Whitty statement in full

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