We’re now releasing more people from isolation than we are getting new cases. I’m now more troubled by the lack of a disclosed plan, tentative thought it may be, about how we #maskUpAndWork The global growth rate has been slowing everywhere, including now Japan. Hawa’’s growth rate running about 2% right now, and our numbers
What’s the plan for returning to work? Our % new cases has been steadily dropping for the entire month of April, deaths have remained unchanged for 5 days, and those released from isolation continue to climb. Can we even begin the conversation about the plan to re-open? I try to follow the media releases but
Growth is slowing around the world while Japan still struggles. Hawaii growth curves well below comparison countries and our infection percentages far below states with similar population. What do you think is the best way to start the conversation on getting back to work? What’s a good hashtag? “#maskUpAndWork†Total Cases:530Current Growth Rate:2.5%3 Day Average
New graph today showing how Hawaii compares to states with similar populations. I finally found data showing total tests made and now can display our % positive of total tests. It’s hard to pick good comparison states but based on the sample, Hawaii is doing very well on all numbers. Japan continues to accelerate in
Nothing quite like a sunset, right? One of the most amazing things about sunsets besides their incredible beauty is how people line up on the beach to watch them. It's like we're all mesmerized for about a half hour until the sun falls below the horizon. A long time ago I had an office with
Today’s +5 cases is a new record-breaker for smallest % increase. My opinion: it’s time to have an open conversation on how we’re going to open up for business again. Not saying we need to open right now, as Japan’s recent spike indicates there is peril in relaxing too early, but at the same time
Downward trend of new cases and growth rate is clear. WE ARE WINNING. Today had a +13 case and sadly a +1 death. Hawaii’s 3 day average of 4.1% growth rate is world beating. In a strange twist, Spain and Japan have switched places with Japan’s growth rate now as one of the highest. Enjoy
23 new cases today is keeping our growth rate at a world-beating 4.3% 3 day average. Hospitalization flat so far and we sadly had a +2 deaths. I combined 2 graphs to one so that we can see the makeup of the total cases in one chart vs. growth estimates in the other. LMK what
4/9/2020 daily COVID19 Hawaii charts update: Celebrate a victory! Big moves in the right direction today! (Keep in mind - I’m not questioning the numbers from DOH/Global sites, just copying them. So they may be wrong and if there is something to add please put it in the comments. Today it really felt like Christmas
I've gotten more than a few emails from people asking if they should come out to Hawaii during this COVID-19 outbreak. As luck would have it, local resident Patricia Ravarra volunteered to share her opinion on this topic and she was kind enough to write an opinion piece about it. I think Pat has done
Our rolling 3 day average remains below our benchmark countries. Japan’s growth rate is now as high as the US average. We had a tick up in case growth rate to 6.1% from 5.9% yesterday. Hospitalization and deaths unchanged. This is a day-by-day adventure! All suggestions and commentary is welcome! Total Cases:435Current Growth Rate:6.1%3 Day
COVID19 Hawaii charts 4/7/2020 daily update: KEEP IT UP. Our 3 day average growth rate continues to drop and while hospitalization took it’s biggest jump (+16), the (new graph shows) overall cases in isolation (incl hospitalization) has actually dropped by 1 since yesterday to 297. Let’s pray that this leveling trend continues. Today’s +5.9% growth
