Houston2AngeloAg said:
95% of new cases from 18-24 yr old range
That is a significant stat.
B/CS number of cases update? 11-17-20 Staff Edit on OP
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That is a significant stat.
As long as the vast majority of new cases are students, the spike is not a big deal. I'm going to be interested to see if the student cases start leading to general community spread.
Spreadsheet updated
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11DhOiIPQwUQ5teJsvOV_JYp-zDkE4Eq5bQ91fud7y9Q
Charts updated
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11DhOiIPQwUQ5teJsvOV_JYp-zDkE4Eq5bQ91fud7y9Q
Charts updated
i missed something. how are y'all determining that cases are in the 18-24yo age range?scd88 said:Houston2AngeloAg said:
95% of new cases from 18-24 yr old range
That is a significant stat.
lockett's spreadsheet indicates that 98 of the cases are between 15-29 because there are that many in the 15-19 and 20-29 groups (combined) according to the BCHD..
https://www.kbtx.com/2020/09/02/largest-case-jump-since-july-driven-largely-by-18-24-year-olds-according-to-brazos-county-health-district/
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thanks!
i still don't understand where the number of 18-24yo cases comes from since it is not in the official "Blue Lines Pattern with Orange Graphs Daily Report". is that something that the BCHD has started announcing in their press conference or press release?
i still don't understand where the number of 18-24yo cases comes from since it is not in the official "Blue Lines Pattern with Orange Graphs Daily Report". is that something that the BCHD has started announcing in their press conference or press release?
and in that kbtx.com article from today, their BCHD hyperlink points to the 8/10 pdf.
The health district lists it on its posts on Facebook.
Positive COVID-19 Cases in Brazos County
Total number of cases: 4,872
Total number recovered*: 4,169
Active Cases*: 647
% of today's confirmed cases age 18-24 years: 95%
Number of current hospitalizations (Brazos Co. residents): 7
Daily number discharged from hospital: 2
Total Brazos County Hospital Occupancy (as of 9.1.20) ***
Total Bed Occupancy: 61%
Total ICU Bed Occupancy: 48%
Total number of deaths: 56
Total number of COVID-19 tests performed: 48,629
Probable COVID-19 Cases in Brazos County (June 18, 2020-present) ****
Total number of cases: 429 (4 new)
Recovered: 282
Active cases: 147
Positive COVID-19 Cases in Brazos County
Total number of cases: 4,872
Total number recovered*: 4,169
Active Cases*: 647
% of today's confirmed cases age 18-24 years: 95%
Number of current hospitalizations (Brazos Co. residents): 7
Daily number discharged from hospital: 2
Total Brazos County Hospital Occupancy (as of 9.1.20) ***
Total Bed Occupancy: 61%
Total ICU Bed Occupancy: 48%
Total number of deaths: 56
Total number of COVID-19 tests performed: 48,629
Probable COVID-19 Cases in Brazos County (June 18, 2020-present) ****
Total number of cases: 429 (4 new)
Recovered: 282
Active cases: 147
so things are looking pretty good so far
Symptoms?
Today's numbers:
103 confirmed new cases, 644 tests, 0 deaths
http://www.brazoshealth.org/sites/default/files/inline-files/9.3.20.pdf
103 confirmed new cases, 644 tests, 0 deaths
http://www.brazoshealth.org/sites/default/files/inline-files/9.3.20.pdf
Worth noting, the statewide total of hospitalizations is now about 4100.
0 discharges
9 Brazos Co patients, 22 regional
Brazos Co hospitals
no info released so far by the health district with the ugly infographic and I'm not going through the rest of it
Regional
Total Staffed Hospital Beds - 474
Available Hospital Beds - 139
Available ICU Beds - 2
Available Ventilators - 60
0 discharges
9 Brazos Co patients, 22 regional
Brazos Co hospitals
no info released so far by the health district with the ugly infographic and I'm not going through the rest of it
Regional
Total Staffed Hospital Beds - 474
Available Hospital Beds - 139
Available ICU Beds - 2
Available Ventilators - 60
Spreadsheet updated
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11DhOiIPQwUQ5teJsvOV_JYp-zDkE4Eq5bQ91fud7y9Q
Charts updated
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11DhOiIPQwUQ5teJsvOV_JYp-zDkE4Eq5bQ91fud7y9Q
Charts updated
I haven't noticed an increase and we're right here too. There's always a lot of helicopter traffic.
Not saying it's anything, but your posts remind me of late June when posters on the Houston boards were noting the long lines at testing sites.
Hopefully, people stay calm, including the A&M leadership team and those who live in the community.
They've stopped including the additional information with the ugly infographic.
And switched to hospital occupancy and ICU occupancy instead of hospitalizations and discharges. Which is absolutely and completely irrelevant.
Death was a hospitalized man in his 80s.
KBTX alert just said the Health Dept is no longer releasing hospitalizations? Wonder why? Because they have maintained steady in the 7-9 range for the past week despite a huge uptick in cases of college aged kids?trouble said:
Worth noting, the statewide total of hospitalizations is now about 4100.
0 discharges
9 Brazos Co patients, 22 regional
Brazos Co hospitals
no info released so far by the health district with the ugly infographic and I'm not going through the rest of it
Regional
Total Staffed Hospital Beds - 474
Available Hospital Beds - 139
Available ICU Beds - 2
Available Ventilators - 60
Too much good news I guess.
Tailgate88 said:KBTX alert just said the Health Dept is no longer releasing hospitalizations? Wonder why? Because they have maintained steady in the 7-9 range for the past week despite a huge uptick in cases of college aged kids?trouble said:
Worth noting, the statewide total of hospitalizations is now about 4100.
0 discharges
9 Brazos Co patients, 22 regional
Brazos Co hospitals
no info released so far by the health district with the ugly infographic and I'm not going through the rest of it
Regional
Total Staffed Hospital Beds - 474
Available Hospital Beds - 139
Available ICU Beds - 2
Available Ventilators - 60
Too much good news I guess.
To do so without any justification is unbelievable during an ongoing pandemic, when most agree this is the most important number to track.
I assume the 4,218 is mislabeled and is meant to be recoveries.trouble said:
And switched to hospital occupancy and ICU occupancy instead of hospitalizations and discharges. Which is absolutely and completely irrelevant.
I think that's exactly why. I'll grab the regional numbers as soon as I'm done with this morning's math lesson over here.
I assume as well. I asked about hospitalization numbers on Facebook. We'll see if they answer.
New page with the summary info instead of posting it to Facebook..
http://www.brazoshealth.org/node/94
http://www.brazoshealth.org/node/94
haha 4218 daily number of cases. Geez.nthomas99 said:I assume the 4,218 is mislabeled and is meant to be recoveries.trouble said:
And switched to hospital occupancy and ICU occupancy instead of hospitalizations and discharges. Which is absolutely and completely irrelevant.
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They just DELETED the comment from FB telling them they lost credibility by not reporting COVID hospitalization numbers...trouble said:
I assume as well. I asked about hospitalization numbers on Facebook. We'll see if they answer.
MY NEW COMMENT:
Where did the total COVID patients in the hospital from Brazos county go? Why is that not pertinent information to continue to share? Isn't the WHOLE point of flattening the curve to not overwhelm hospitals and yet you are no longer reporting how many COVID patients are even in the hospital??
They've stopped reporting hospitalizations???
Edit: Just read all y'alls posts above. Ugh.
Time for a masked and socially distant protest outside BCHD's office. JK. Maybe not.
Edit: Just read all y'alls posts above. Ugh.
Time for a masked and socially distant protest outside BCHD's office. JK. Maybe not.
Still leaves out hospital numbers and they dropped the percentage of positives from college aged individuals.
lockett93 said:They just DELETED the comment from FB telling them they lost credibility by not reporting COVID hospitalization numbers...trouble said:
I assume as well. I asked about hospitalization numbers on Facebook. We'll see if they answer.
Freaking ridiculous
It's really comical at this point
Sheesh. This is a bad move.
They are aggressively deleting I comments. It's shameless. I posted:lockett93 said:They just DELETED the comment from FB telling them they lost credibility by not reporting COVID hospitalization numbers...trouble said:
I assume as well. I asked about hospitalization numbers on Facebook. We'll see if they answer.
MY NEW COMMENT:
Where did the total COVID patients in the hospital from Brazos county go? Why is that not pertinent information to continue to share? Isn't the WHOLE point of flattening the curve to not overwhelm hospitals and yet you are no longer reporting how many COVID patients are even in the hospital??
"Is Daily Number of Cases meant to be recovered? Also, why are you changing this formatting?
I don't understand the sudden decision to *decrease* the amount of information disclosed to the public.
Hospitalizations is a/the key metric and it's *poof* suddenly gone."
And *poof* within minutes it's gone.
https://www.kbtx.com/2020/09/04/brazos-county-health-district-no-longer-reporting-hospitalizations-active-cases-at-825/FlyRod said:
They've stopped reporting hospitalizations???
Edit: Just read all y'alls posts above. Ugh.
Time for a masked and socially distant protest outside BCHD's office. JK. Maybe not.
Ridiculous.Quote:
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) -The Brazos County Health District has reported 125 additional positive cases of COVID-19 in Brazos County. Currently, there are 825 active cases. Starting today, the health district will no longer be reporting the number of hospitalizations by day and the daily discharged. The health district will only be reporting total hospital bed and ICU bed occupancy in Brazos County.