Covid hospital stats are lies

[Scota4570]

"A new study suggests that almost half of those hospitalized with COVID-19 have mild or asymptomatic cases."

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2021/09/covid-hospitalization-numbers-can-be-misleading/620062/

The Atlantic is exactly a right wing propaganda sheet.

More, https://mynorthwest.com/3145581/ross...s-exaggerated/

I have been flogging the idea of with vs. from covid since the beginning. I am certain that covid reported deaths is at least 3X the real number. Hopefully the dam is bursting and we will see the objective truth.

Recently an aunt was admitted for acute leukemia. She was tested for covid every day until she was deemed positive. No further covid testing was done. They then cut off visits from family. Special pressure was put on the hospital to release her. She died at home days later. We are waiting to see if she was charted as a covid death.

[theLBC]

it was a big mistake to push payouts for covid cases.

[sd_shooter]

If that's really the case then it must be driven by money. Hospitals still get paid for those overnight stays, figure $10k/night from insurance. If overcrowding were a real issue they could easily change their admissions rules.

[toro1]

it was a big mistake to push payouts for covid cases.

It depends on what your goal was. For some, payouts were exactly what was needed to attain the goals.

[happyvirus]

:O

My surprised face from 2019.

[ACfixer]

"A new study suggests that almost half of those hospitalized with COVID-19 have mild or asymptomatic cases."

I mentioned this a couple months back Scota, my RN ex admitted to me that the standards for admission was basically cut in half after February this year. Before that, you had to be really sick, now you have to be.... someone to fill a bed.

[five.five-six]

it was a big mistake success to push payouts for covid cases.

FTFY

[bigbossman]

I mentioned this a couple months back Scota, my RN ex admitted to me that the standards for admission was basically cut in half after February this year. Before that, you had to be really sick, now you have to be.... someone to fill a bed.

Need to make up for lost revenue.

[sd_shooter]

I mentioned this a couple months back Scota, my RN ex admitted to me that the standards for admission was basically cut in half after February this year. Before that, you had to be really sick, now you have to be.... someone to fill a bed.

Sounds like either money or politics involved. Not #science. We saw that video with the expose' , they're trying to pad the stats.

[Steveg13]

If that's really the case then it must be driven by money. Hospitals still get paid for those overnight stays, figure $10k/night from insurance. If overcrowding were a real issue they could easily change their admissions rules.

Maybe insurance companies could sue the hospitals...

[Scota4570]

For you hospital workers, hospital reporting? why is it that Mondays are consistently very low and Wednesdays are high?

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#trends_dailydeaths_currenthospitaladmissions

Zoom in on the graph, you'll see what I mean.

[Paul_R]

[ibanezfoo]

it was a big mistake to push payouts for covid cases.

It should be opposite. You let those people die you pay a fine.

[LBDamned]

We're getting a front row seat view of what government controlled social medicine would look like.

This is seriously a preview.

[cleonard]

We're getting a front row seat view of what government controlled social medicine would look like.



This is seriously a preview.

They will add social credit score and party affiliation to the admission criteria. The death cert will state the cause of death to be member of the republican party.

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