COVID-19 Pandemic Incidence Rate Change Measure

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An COVID-19 Pandemic Incidence Rate Change Measure is a incidence rate change measure for COVID-19 incidents (such as COVID-19 infection or COVID-19 death) during the COVID-19 pandemic.



References

2020a

  • (Rankin, 2020) ⇒ Keith Rankin (2020). "Keith Rankin Chart Analysis – UPDATE Covid-19 Virus: Deaths"
    • QUOTE:

      This chart of deaths by coronavirus (March deaths in red) clearly shows just how much worse this epidemic is in Italy than anywhere else. And the vast majority of these deaths are in Northern Italy. Milan is the new Wuhan, and Lombardy is the new Hubei. Except that total deaths per billion of the population in Italy now far exceeds that of China. Italy’s death toll of 10.5 per million (so far) is equivalent to 52 deaths in a country the size of New Zealand.

2020b

2020c

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Situation Dashboard Snapshot (2020-03-25)

=== 2020d ===

Figure 1:Date of symptom onset and date of report for cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) (N = 100), based on importation and linkage*,† status — Singapore, January 14–February 28, 2020.

Figure 2: Interval from symptom onset to isolation or hospitalization (7-day moving average), of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19 cases) (N = 100), by importation status — Singapore, January 14–February 28, 2020.

2020e

Figure Symptoms and results of rtPCR testing for SARS-CoV-2 by day of investigation.

2020f

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Figure 1:Illustration of the objectives of community mitigation measures in a scenario of widespread community transmission of COVD-19.