current situation in new hampshire · 2020. 4. 27. · current situation in new hampshire • 9,958...
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Current Situation in New Hampshire• 9,958 people have already been tested for COVID-19
• 155 tests are underway at our Public Health Laboratories
• 819 people are confirmed to have COVID-19 (+31 from yesterday)
• 127 of these have required care in a hospital (+9 from yesterday)
• 21 people have died (+3 from yesterday)
• COVID-19 is widespread and present in most areas in NH
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Benjamin P. Chan, MD, MPHState Epidemiologist
April 9, 2020
COVID-19The Future of the Epidemic in NH
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Important Highlights
• Mathematical models help predict the COVID-19 epidemic so we can direct resources and ultimately save lives
• Early data that our NH Strategy appears to be controlling the spread of COVID-19
• We need to continue to work together to protect each other and those most vulnerable in NH
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Community mitigation is a package of actions that don’t involve medicines or vaccines and are important for stopping the spread of COVID-19:
1. Staying home
2. Keeping a safe distance of at least 6 feet from others
3. Moving to remote learning for schools
4. Encouraging tele-work for businesses
5. Cancelling mass gatherings
6. Closing non-essential businesses
What is Community Mitigation?
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1. Slow how fast the epidemic is spreading
2. Spread out when people get sick (delay the peak)
3. Reduce the overall number of patients
4. Decrease deaths
5. Prevent overwhelming our healthcare system
Goals of Community Mitigation
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Goals of Community Mitigation
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Pandemic with no interventions
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Goals of Community Mitigation
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Goals of Community Mitigation
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Multiple combined interventions are necessary to have the greatest effect at slowing the spread of COVID-19
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We Can Decrease the Number of Deaths
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Peak (No Interventions)40,000 Infections800 Deaths
Peak (Community Mitigation)20,000 Infections400 Deaths
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We Can Decreased Hospitalizations
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Peak (No Interventions)8,000 Hospitalizations
Peak (Community Mitigation)2,600 Hospitalizations
Hospital Bed Capacity
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Outbreak Suppression
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If our social distancing efforts are strong enough, we could stop the outbreak
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Days Since First Case
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Relaxing Social Distancing
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Relaxing Social Distancing
If we relax our social distancing too quickly, we risk subsequent outbreaks of COVID-19
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U.S. Hospital Resource Use
IHME. COVID-19 Projections. Website: https://covid19.healthdata.org/united-states-of-america.
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Resources needed for COVID-19 patients on peak date
All beds needed
94,249 beds
ICU beds needed
19,438 beds
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Invasive ventilators needed
16,524 ventilators
Bed Shortage
15,852 beds
ICU Bed Shortage
9,047 beds
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All resources specific to COVID-19 patients.
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Rates of COVID-19 by State
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Connecticut
Rhode Island
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Epidemic Curve for Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in New Hampshire
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Number of People Tested Each Day in NH
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Daily COVID-19 Hospital Census in NH
Data provided by the NH Hospital Association
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Total Number of COVID-19 Deaths in NH
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COVID-19 Deaths in NH Each Day
Date
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Summary of Key Points• This epidemic will last many more weeks
• Our NH strategy appears to be working
• We need everybody to stay at home to protect people, especially older adults and those with chronic medical conditions
• Models and our own NH data show that now is the critical time to continue our community mitigation strategy
• Thank you for the work you are all doing to help stop the spread of this novel coronavirus
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