Iron County is down to doubling every 13 days. Here's the chart:
Keep in mind that I said in class back in March that Iron County would be in trouble when we got to about 125 cases. I was figuring a fifth of those would require hospitalization (25), and a fifth of those (5) would need to be in the ICU, and we'd be fairly close to filling up our 6 beds with COVID-19 patients.
That wasn't quite correct, and I know more now.
I think we're probably in trouble when we hit something like 75 cases within a week. I'm still thinking the one fifth, and fifth of a fifth, so that makes three. But I now expect those people to each be in the ICU for a minimum of a week, and for the ICU to require about half its beds for non-COVID-19 patients.
We're at 27 for this past week.
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