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Replying to @DrCChamberlain @normanswan1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes
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Replying to @MelissaSweetDr @DrCChamberlain and
Can we please stop sharing these. Inaccurate and misleading.
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Replying to @ellyhowse @MelissaSweetDr and
Indeed, the projections from that piece are wildly off. It's also worth noting that averaging like this is unhelpful, because the spread of COVID-19 is unlikely to be spread out equally
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Replying to @GidMK @ellyhowse and
This is why it would be helpful to see modelling informing Govt actions. We are all seeing the reports of ICUs unable to cope with demand in other comparable countries; there must be some internal projections for Australia (in fact I know there is). Let's have more transparency
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Replying to @MelissaSweetDr @ellyhowse and
I can see the argument, but the issue there is that this models are quite complex. They also change almost daily. I'm not sure putting out hundreds of graphs of possibilities would help matters that much
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Replying to @GidMK @ellyhowse and
It would probably help hospitals (and ICUs) with planning
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Most hospitals I know have been given pretty specific briefings, particularly the ones likely to face large surges in the immediate future
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