Houston hospitals expect to exceed ICU capacity this week
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wrote on 25 Jun 2020, 22:33 last edited by
Sick people need to move to where the hospital beds are.
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wrote on 26 Jun 2020, 00:13 last edited by
I have no attribution other than a blog which cites "someone who communicated."
"So, your sort of sideways point that nobody is willing to finger the protests for the spike in cases is probably correct. I did some work on this about a week ago, but am not willing to write about it myself, being a corporate tool. Math: Median time from exposure to symptoms (if you get them) is 5-6 days. Median time from symptoms to hospitalization is 7 days. Point is, hospitalizations should start to increase ~12 days from a super spreader event. Well, that is exactly when cases started to spike here in Austin. I graphed the “Texas reopening” orders against the Austin MSA hospitalization graph. No effect, until exactly 12 days after the first big demonstration. Here you go."
I also have no opinion as to the accuracy of the data, so take it for what it's worth.
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I have no attribution other than a blog which cites "someone who communicated."
"So, your sort of sideways point that nobody is willing to finger the protests for the spike in cases is probably correct. I did some work on this about a week ago, but am not willing to write about it myself, being a corporate tool. Math: Median time from exposure to symptoms (if you get them) is 5-6 days. Median time from symptoms to hospitalization is 7 days. Point is, hospitalizations should start to increase ~12 days from a super spreader event. Well, that is exactly when cases started to spike here in Austin. I graphed the “Texas reopening” orders against the Austin MSA hospitalization graph. No effect, until exactly 12 days after the first big demonstration. Here you go."
I also have no opinion as to the accuracy of the data, so take it for what it's worth.
wrote on 26 Jun 2020, 00:22 last edited by@George-K said in Houston hospitals expect to exceed ICU capacity this week:
I have no attribution other than a blog which cites "someone who communicated."
"So, your sort of sideways point that nobody is willing to finger the protests for the spike in cases is probably correct. I did some work on this about a week ago, but am not willing to write about it myself, being a corporate tool. Math: Median time from exposure to symptoms (if you get them) is 5-6 days. Median time from symptoms to hospitalization is 7 days. Point is, hospitalizations should start to increase ~12 days from a super spreader event. Well, that is exactly when cases started to spike here in Austin. I graphed the “Texas reopening” orders against the Austin MSA hospitalization graph. No effect, until exactly 12 days after the first big demonstration. Here you go."
I also have no opinion as to the accuracy of the data, so take it for what it's worth.
Only evens with Republicans are superspreader events silly. It’s as if you can’t read a newspaper and comprehend it.
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wrote on 26 Jun 2020, 02:22 last edited by
I’m going to be really skeptical of claims in the general style of “it wasn’t the protests/reopening, it was the reopening/protests.”
I doubt SARS-COV-2 cares much about black lives or US GDP.
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wrote on 26 Jun 2020, 02:28 last edited by
Trevor Bedford expects the protests to have a material impact but not in a single infectious period. He figures the average age of the protesters is too young. Need time for them to infect their parents/grandparents. He suggested 3 infectious periods of delay.
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Trevor Bedford expects the protests to have a material impact but not in a single infectious period. He figures the average age of the protesters is too young. Need time for them to infect their parents/grandparents. He suggested 3 infectious periods of delay.
wrote on 26 Jun 2020, 02:33 last edited by@jon-nyc said in Houston hospitals expect to exceed ICU capacity this week:
Trevor Bedford expects the protests to have a material impact but not in a single infectious period. He figures the average age of the protesters is too young. Need time for them to infect their parents/grandparents. He suggested 3 infectious periods of delay.
Do you subscribe to the notion that the infected are Trump supporters?
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wrote on 26 Jun 2020, 02:51 last edited by jon-nyc
Of course not, the virus is apolitical. We know it skews disproportionately black and Hispanic. And the virus loves density. On the other hand we know that older folks far more likely to be hospitalized
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Of course not, the virus is apolitical. We know it skews disproportionately black and Hispanic. And the virus loves density. On the other hand we know that older folks far more likely to be hospitalized
wrote on 26 Jun 2020, 03:03 last edited by@jon-nyc said in Houston hospitals expect to exceed ICU capacity this week:
Of course not, the virus is apolitical. We know it skews disproportionately black and Hispanic. And the virus loves density. On the other hand we know that older folks far more likely to be hospitalized
I think we both violently agree that masks are the single most important thing we can do and a President who can’t make that point is not thinking about their long term. I would hope we would also agree that the population that it skews to is not taking Trump’s lead in not wearing masks.
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wrote on 26 Jun 2020, 21:46 last edited by
Houston's Texas Medical Center, considered the largest medical complex in the world, reached 100 percent ICU occupancy Thursday, as Texas continues to cope with a surge in coronavirus cases.
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Houston's Texas Medical Center, considered the largest medical complex in the world, reached 100 percent ICU occupancy Thursday, as Texas continues to cope with a surge in coronavirus cases.
wrote on 26 Jun 2020, 22:53 last edited by@jon-nyc said in Houston hospitals expect to exceed ICU capacity this week:
Houston's Texas Medical Center, considered the largest medical complex in the world, reached 100 percent ICU occupancy Thursday, as Texas continues to cope with a surge in coronavirus cases.
It’s bad news for sure but it is not hard to create real makeshift ICU beds. It’s not like people will be turned away or care compromised.
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wrote on 26 Jun 2020, 22:59 last edited by
If it's a real life ICU bed, it ain't as easy as you think it is.
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wrote on 26 Jun 2020, 23:07 last edited by
@Jolly said in Houston hospitals expect to exceed ICU capacity this week:
If it's a real life ICU bed, it ain't as easy as you think it is.
That’s not what they are doing, I vent or some other breathing assist and more intense monitor. Lots of ICU surge capacity. Of course staff and PPE is another issue.
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wrote on 27 Jun 2020, 03:08 last edited by
Harris County (Houston) phones are making noise tonight.
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wrote on 27 Jun 2020, 03:18 last edited by
@jon-nyc said in Houston hospitals expect to exceed ICU capacity this week:
Harris County (Houston) phones are making noise tonight.
Wow. Not that it matters but Harris County is non 69% non white.
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wrote on 27 Jun 2020, 03:39 last edited by
Little known jon-nyc fact: I spent half a year in Houston working for Haliburton (as a consultant) while Cheney was CEO.
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Little known jon-nyc fact: I spent half a year in Houston working for Haliburton (as a consultant) while Cheney was CEO.
wrote on 27 Jun 2020, 03:54 last edited by@jon-nyc said in Houston hospitals expect to exceed ICU capacity this week:
Little known jon-nyc fact: I spent half a year in Houston working for Haliburton (as a consultant) while Cheney was CEO.
Why do you think Houston is having such a Covid crisis?
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wrote on 27 Jun 2020, 03:57 last edited by
Jon-nyc scholars have been particularly inept at getting the word out about the Halliburton employment.
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Little known jon-nyc fact: I spent half a year in Houston working for Haliburton (as a consultant) while Cheney was CEO.
wrote on 27 Jun 2020, 04:24 last edited by@jon-nyc said in Houston hospitals expect to exceed ICU capacity this week:
Little known jon-nyc fact: I spent half a year in Houston working for Haliburton (as a consultant) while Cheney was CEO.
Gasp! He worked for the Prince of Darkness, take down all his statues!
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wrote on 27 Jun 2020, 15:11 last edited by
Related?
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wrote on 27 Jun 2020, 16:14 last edited by
Absolutely!