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UPDATE: The Virginia Department of Health is introducing enhancements to our COVID-19 reporting structure. The count of new cases on Sunday, April 12 may be underestimated. The report on Monday, April 13 will return to normal procedures, including all cases identified by 5 pm the previous day. This effort will enable VDH to provide more detailed data on COVID-19 in Virginia moving forward.
From above link
After the presser on the UVA model, which was a hoax. They "talked" about models in general discussion, but didn't show any actual models. I decide to do a little sleuthing, as I've not been able to locate any information anywhere, especially the UVA website.
Then the won presser, Northam says, UVA model peak is late April or early May. Again, no actual date or slides of the model. He happen to mention UVA model was a flu model.
I did find UVA received a one grant from CDC to project modeling for flu.
Biocomplexity Institute Leads CDC Research to Study Influenza Mitigation with Computer Modeling and Simulation | Biocomplexity Institute and Initiative
Here is a link with the UVA model
New Model Shows Virginia COVID-19 Surge in Summer if Restrictions Lifted Too Soon
Coronavirus
58,354 tested
9,630 cases
324 deaths
UPDATE: 4/21/20
Starting this week, VDH will begin reporting:
- Cases, hospitalizations, and fatalities at the locality level
- Cases, hospitalizations, and fatalities by demographics at the district level
- Ability to differentiate between confirmed and probable cases
- Rates per 100,000 population
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