C****-** P******c Was A Nursing Home Problem
Jul 1, 2020 05:55:34 #
"Just a few days ago, the New York Times reported that 54,000 deaths due to C****-** — 43% of all deaths in the United States — occurred in nursing home residents and workers:
In 24 states, the number of residents and workers who have died accounts for either half or more than half of all deaths from the v***s. Infected people linked to nursing homes also die at a higher rate than the general population. The median case fatality rate – the number or deaths divided by the number of cases – at facilities with reliable data is 17 percent, significantly higher than the 5 percent fatality rate nationwide.
New York State was only one of several states, though, which enacted orders increasing the v***s death tolls.
States that issued orders similar to Cuomo’s recorded comparably grim outcomes. Michigan lost 5% of roughly 38,000 nursing home residents to C****-** since the outbreak began. New Jersey lost 12% of its more than 43,000 residents. In Florida, where such t***sfers were barred, just 1.6% of 73,000 nursing home residents died of the v***s. California, after initially moving toward a policy like New York’s, quickly revised it. So far, it has lost 2% of its 103,000 nursing home residents.
And keep in mind that this 43% average is massively d**gged down because five states had zero deaths in nursing homes while other states had as many of 80% of their deaths in nursing homes."
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"The apparent omission of considerations regarding individuals in long-term care facilities by epidemiologists and policymakers, and the consequently disproportionate number of total fatalities among that same population, provides context for a series of hasty, surreptitious actions by politicians to duck accountability (and harvest more power)."
https://www.aier.org/article/the-real-p******c-was-a-nursing-home-problem/
In 24 states, the number of residents and workers who have died accounts for either half or more than half of all deaths from the v***s. Infected people linked to nursing homes also die at a higher rate than the general population. The median case fatality rate – the number or deaths divided by the number of cases – at facilities with reliable data is 17 percent, significantly higher than the 5 percent fatality rate nationwide.
New York State was only one of several states, though, which enacted orders increasing the v***s death tolls.
States that issued orders similar to Cuomo’s recorded comparably grim outcomes. Michigan lost 5% of roughly 38,000 nursing home residents to C****-** since the outbreak began. New Jersey lost 12% of its more than 43,000 residents. In Florida, where such t***sfers were barred, just 1.6% of 73,000 nursing home residents died of the v***s. California, after initially moving toward a policy like New York’s, quickly revised it. So far, it has lost 2% of its 103,000 nursing home residents.
And keep in mind that this 43% average is massively d**gged down because five states had zero deaths in nursing homes while other states had as many of 80% of their deaths in nursing homes."
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"The apparent omission of considerations regarding individuals in long-term care facilities by epidemiologists and policymakers, and the consequently disproportionate number of total fatalities among that same population, provides context for a series of hasty, surreptitious actions by politicians to duck accountability (and harvest more power)."
https://www.aier.org/article/the-real-p******c-was-a-nursing-home-problem/
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