DATA NERD ALERT!
Data and Metrics
Lindsey Leininger, PhD MA
Today Google released “Community Mobility Reports” demonstrating how movement patterns have changed since social distancing’s enactment. You can check out your own community here. Link to original FB post
MASK FAQs: Here’s some science behind the changing recommendations for wearing face masks in public
Masks
Ashley Ritter, APRN, PhD
Should everyone wear a mask in public? – Guidelines continue to change locally and nationally. We will continue to follow these updates with you. For now, consider wearing a mask in public if: 1) you are at high risk for complications from the virus, 2) there are high infection rates in your area, 3) you Read more…
Why do all the models tell us something different about what to expect from the pandemic?
Data and Metrics Data Literacy
Alison Buttenheim, PhD MBA, Co-founder & Advisor
A: It is complicated, but can be summed up well in this article by 538. TL; DR there are three primary factors: 1) Exponential growth makes models have great variation (think the estimates of 200,000 deaths vs. 2 million deaths); 2) There are many unknown factors (such as regarding the true rates of infected persons); Read more…
Today Google released “Community Mobility Reports” demonstrating how movement patterns have changed since social distancing’s enactment. You can check out your own community here. Link to original FB post
MASK FAQs: Here’s some science behind the changing recommendations for wearing face masks in public
MasksAshley Ritter, APRN, PhD
Should everyone wear a mask in public? – Guidelines continue to change locally and nationally. We will continue to follow these updates with you. For now, consider wearing a mask in public if: 1) you are at high risk for complications from the virus, 2) there are high infection rates in your area, 3) you Read more…
Why do all the models tell us something different about what to expect from the pandemic?
Data and Metrics Data Literacy
Alison Buttenheim, PhD MBA, Co-founder & Advisor
A: It is complicated, but can be summed up well in this article by 538. TL; DR there are three primary factors: 1) Exponential growth makes models have great variation (think the estimates of 200,000 deaths vs. 2 million deaths); 2) There are many unknown factors (such as regarding the true rates of infected persons); Read more…
Should everyone wear a mask in public? – Guidelines continue to change locally and nationally. We will continue to follow these updates with you. For now, consider wearing a mask in public if: 1) you are at high risk for complications from the virus, 2) there are high infection rates in your area, 3) you Read more…
Why do all the models tell us something different about what to expect from the pandemic?
Data and Metrics Data LiteracyAlison Buttenheim, PhD MBA, Co-founder & Advisor
A: It is complicated, but can be summed up well in this article by 538. TL; DR there are three primary factors: 1) Exponential growth makes models have great variation (think the estimates of 200,000 deaths vs. 2 million deaths); 2) There are many unknown factors (such as regarding the true rates of infected persons); Read more…
A: It is complicated, but can be summed up well in this article by 538. TL; DR there are three primary factors: 1) Exponential growth makes models have great variation (think the estimates of 200,000 deaths vs. 2 million deaths); 2) There are many unknown factors (such as regarding the true rates of infected persons); Read more…
