ADHS Customer Feedback
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Cases reported by school district
The zip code data is very helpful!
Is it possible that could also be done by school district? I'm a teacher at a school in the zip code with the highest number of cases in the Valley.
As plans are made to return to school I hope leadership isn't just looking at the state overall but is making decisions based on the specific community where our schools are located.1 vote -
The Hospital CLI and ILI graphs should also show total # of visits
It's impossible to interpret the graphs because they just show the % of the visits. Without knowing HOW MANY VISITS THERE WERE, the percentage is literally meaningless. We all know that hospital usage and ER visits were drastically reduced during the shutdown, so it makes sense that the percentages of CLI and ILI would be higher then. Without the absolute number of visits, interpreting the percentage is impossibe.
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number of positive that get medical care and are Hospitalized
Also what is the average length of stay of a virus positive patient in the hospital.
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COVID19 Hospitalization numbers don't add up correctly
Please check the data you are providing for hospitalizations, covid specific inpatients, and covid discharge. None of the numbers presented add up to make any sense. For the past several weeks you have reported hospitlizations numbers lower than the discharge number yet somehow the total (current?) inpatient number increases? Is the covid inpatient tab a cummulative total? I doubt it is because somedays it decreases. The data should be easy to interpret. Current hospitalizations = Previous day total + new hospilizations - discharges. Currently, your data does not pass this simple math equation.
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Your Covid testing list won't open in Google Chrome
A posting on Nextdoor Neighbor led me to ADHS because I wanted a list of testing sites. Nothing happens when I click on the box for testing sites.
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LEAF BLOWERS?! Really?!!
Why are you allowing leaf blowers to continue their useless dust scattering and horrendously noisy operations? Isn't a leaf blower just a GREAT way to spread COVID 19..they've done wonders for spreading Emphysema I know that.the brilliance here is overwhelming.
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Data Dashboard chart numbers do not at all agree with the summary numbers. We can't tell if cases are spiking higher or decreasing to zero!
Your numbers on the charts don't at all match the data summary. We don't know if cases are going up substantially or down to almost zero new ones!
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List break down of active COVID cases vs positive antibody test
We see a high rate of new "confirmed cases". According to the note on the testing data, the testing totals include the antibody tests. It would stand to reason then, that positive antibody tests are counted as a "new reported case" and are added to that daily total. However, as these people are theoretically immune to the decease and are no longer sick or a potential burden to our healthcare system, only the new "active" cases are the numbers we should be concerned about. It would be helpful to have a breakdown then of active/recovered/antibody positive cases of the "newly…
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Numbers need to be reported in a timely manner and all charts should match
This needs to done correctly and all data tied together
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covid deaths today doesn't jive with the barchart
covid deaths today is always a big number (today 42) that is much greater than any bar on the chart (highest is 26). Also the bar chart never has the last few days. Also you might want to have an option to smooth the barchart, say 7 day average for each bar. Also, bar charts are not normally used for time comparisons. see: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/new-covid-deaths-per-million?tab=chart&year=2020-04-25&country=~USA
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Feedback form
New word: Managing and Womaging:)
Ps: on Feedback form , there’s odd “category” options marijuana etc
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Take good care of your throat💦 from dry air n scary news
Lovely gift, your program;
PLS TAKE CARE OF YOUR VOCALS
KEEP THROAT ELASTIC
warm up throat, Sing B4 SESSION online🤠
To avoid grovely damage to vocal chords
🦋Your voice is soothing and main focus calms us listeners
When vocals not dried out and stressed💖
💦🦋thank you all💖🦋🌸🌼🌵
Les in colorado1 vote -
Noise
Fyi:
there’s a HIGH PITCH ringing noise in bkgrd, a fan ?
Great work gals!
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Feedback
Cream of wheat and hot oatmeal:)
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Scroll speed and response modifications
Never hijack how my mouse scrolls the window. Turn that **** off now.
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SENDING AN EMAIL WITH cOVID 19 DATA POSTED FOR DAY
SENDING AN EMAIL WITH
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Why aren't the New COVID-19 deaths reported today reflected in the graph?
I've been watching the daily COVID death dashboard numbers and the graph showing COVID deaths by day and they never match up. The dashboard numbers are WAY higher than the graph numbers. And it doesn't appear to be an update issue: they NEVER get to the daily reported numbers. Are these somehow not the same thing? If so, will the real daily COVID deaths please stand up?
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Where are the missing tests going?
I've been collecting data for a personal spreadsheet and the numbers keep changing for data that was reported weeks ago. Why did we at one point have 1208 tests the week of 3/15 and now it's only showing 1202? Overall from 3/1 to date, over 200 hundred tests are now "missing". What happened? Why does the data from more than two months ago change?
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Age groupings in demographics render the data useless
Hi
It's the COVID data... why group < 20, 20-44, 45-54, 55-64, >65? Yes, the 20-44 group is in the lead for cases, but since the group spans 20 years in comparison to 10 years with the rest, wouldn't you expect twice the cases just because of the larger population count? As it is, what conclusions should someone draw from the data as it is presented? Same issue with the Arizona map displaying number of cases by county. Of course Maricopa county has the most cases! It's the most populous! Maricopa county likely also has the highest count of booger…
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