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1. Make raw data available

   I am a programmer and would like to view raw data for daily hospitalizations, total tests, and positive tests I am trying to show a daily percentage of positive tests over total tests so that the daily rise or fall can be viewed.

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2. Don't advise wearing a mask without including the CDC guidelines.

   Tests have shown COVID-19 alive in masks for seven days. CDC and Mayo Clinic clearly advise NOT to touch the mask while wearing. If you do, immediately sanitize hands. Otherwise the pathogens transfer to the hands and then to anything touched. ()https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/downloads/cloth-face-covering.pdf
   https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/how-to-wear-cloth-face-coverings.html
   ()https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/in-depth/coronavirus-mask/art-20485449
   Excerpt from both sites:
   “DON'T touch the face covering, and, if you do, wash your hands”

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3. Please require masks

   Please require masks, I am hearing from MD's and heath official that you need to require masks

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4. 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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5. please make these charts and graphs printable

   Covid charts and graphs should be printable so I can share them with my employees

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6. Show hospital bed use/available as a stacked bar graph rather than percentage graph

   The way hospital bed usage and availability beds is shown, as percentages available/unavailable, doesn't reflect on the fact that the total number of beds has been changing with time. People can find that information by hovering over a bar for a particular date, but it is not immediately obvious how the total number of beds has changed over time. If this was displayed with the number of beds used on the bottom bar, and the number of available beds on the top bar, it would be immediately apparent how the total number of beds grew and when.

   For instance, the chart for ICU beds shows that on 3/27/20, 62% used and 38% available. By hovering, one can find that there were 741 ICU beds in use, and 458 ICU beds available and by doing the math that adds up to 1199 total ICU beds in the state. On 6/25/20, the chart shows that there were 88% of ICU beds in use, and 12 % available. Again, by hovering, one finds there were 1480 ICU beds in use and 209 ICU beds available, or 1689 beds total. What this doesn’t show is that the number of beds in use on 6/25 was greater than the total number of beds available on 3/27/20. If this was presented as a stacked bar graph, that would be immediately apparent. While the ratio of available to used beds would be visually apparent, the actual percentage number of used/available beds could be shown when hovering over a particular date on the graph.

   The way hospital bed usage and availability beds is shown, as percentages available/unavailable, doesn't reflect on the fact that the total number of beds has been changing with time. People can find that information by hovering over a bar for a particular date, but it is not immediately obvious how the total number of beds has changed over time. If this was displayed with the number of beds used on the bottom bar, and the number of available beds on the top bar, it would be immediately apparent how the total number of beds grew and when.

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7. 2-3 Years of Hospital and ICU Bed Data

   It would be helpful to compare this year's data against previous years data for the same months. This would give more context to the current situation. If hospital and ICU beds are normally only 60% used in previous years (March thru June) then there is more reason for concern. Also an overlay of COVID-related bed usage against total bed usage would also be helpful.

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8. Show the change in the categories from the previous day as well

   COVID-19 incremental graphs
   For the positive tests by day of test, please show how many more positive results were added to each "day of test" bin, so we can see the growth too.

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9. Your graph for number of ICU beds in use and availble.

   During COVID we should see past use of ICU beds used/available as well as how many are being used by COVID patients vs other patients. This ends up being misleading as the rate you state for COVID patients is low, but ICU bed use is high. Maybe this is actually due to other patient needs and not due to COVID.

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10. can the COVID age range be uniform (9 years per range)?

    can the COVID age range be uniform (9 years per range)?

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11. Night-time COVID Testing Hours

    RE: COVID-19 Testing Site Hours
    It is much too hot and dangerous to be in line for hours in the daytime peak Arizona heat. I am a senior and have an old car without air conditioning. If I have COVID symptoms and/or am not feeling well, I definitely would not be able to sit in line without air conditioning for hours. Please remember that many low-income folks don't have cars or their cars don't have adequate air conditioning. Not everyone has family or friends to drive them to a test site.
    Suggestion: At least for the hot summer months, make testing available during night-time hours between sunset and sunrise; alternately, extend the hours of testing to 3-4 AM to 10-11 PM. This may require extra security to keep Arizonans safe, but it would be a small price to pay for our health and safety.

    RE: COVID-19 Testing Site Hours
    It is much too hot and dangerous to be in line for hours in the daytime peak Arizona heat. I am a senior and have an old car without air conditioning. If I have COVID symptoms and/or am not feeling well, I definitely would not be able to sit in line without air conditioning for hours. Please remember that many low-income folks don't have cars or their cars don't have adequate air conditioning. Not everyone has family or friends to drive them to a test site.
    Suggestion: At least for the hot summer months, make… more

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12. Your zipcode map doesn't convey much information when the entire map is red.

    Change the color ranges. The first four colors cover only <=200 cases. There's no way to determine zipcodes that are hardest hit without going through dozens of red ones. There are at least 2 zips over 2k now. Legend should be more like:

    0-500
    501-1000
    1001-1500
    1501-2000
    2001-2500
    Greater than 2500

    This legend will work for the next 6 wks hopefully. Then you will have to update again.

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13. Severity of Symptoms and Overreaction

    This whole COVID-19 is being blown out of proportion, the vast majority of people are not having life threatening symptoms. I have heard from many "experts" that social distancing is the opposite of what we should be doing to combat COVID-19. We need herd immunity! Why are the over 99% being asked to social distance when less than 1% are having severe issues. Of course we want to protect them, but at what cost. We have had much more severe virus threats in the past, why are we shutting the down because of this! The high risk and elderly can stay away just like they do when any other virus comes around and the rest of us can live our lives. We are listening to the wrong "experts". We are increasing our testing in AZ and the number of positives as a whole will increase, that is basica math, increase testing as a whole and you will find more positives. We need to know the percentage of positives by individual, and also some kind of rating on severity of symptoms, along with the total number of tests given. There also needs to be validation on positives reported. I have heard of many, many health care facilities that are reporting COVID-19 based on symptoms only and not scientific tests. We are also hearing of the bogus method of reporting COVID-19 deaths, admitted by the CDC. We have to, as a society begin to push back on the freedoms we are loosing and the lies we are being told about COVID-19, the data is there, but we are not being told the whole truth. We are being asked to just believe and trust that we are being protected by our leaders. We cannot just trust our leaders when they are leading by fear and pressure from media and others and simply stating they are doing the right thing.

    This whole COVID-19 is being blown out of proportion, the vast majority of people are not having life threatening symptoms. I have heard from many "experts" that social distancing is the opposite of what we should be doing to combat COVID-19. We need herd immunity! Why are the over 99% being asked to social distance when less than 1% are having severe issues. Of course we want to protect them, but at what cost. We have had much more severe virus threats in the past, why are we shutting the down because of this! The high risk and elderly can… more

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14. Get Masks

    I just watched Governor Ducey on TV and he said older people could order masks at this site but it does not exist: azhealth.gov/getmasks . I have done several searches on your website and cannot find it. Please advise. My husband and I are in our 80s and have weakened immune system so are very susceptible to getting the virus.

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15. breakdown of 20 and younger

    Can you please break down the 20 and younger number? Teachers would like to know the percentage of elementary and high school aged cases?

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16. 1. where can we get the raw data? 2. why not publish by county the death rates by age? what about blood type?

    1. where can we get the raw data? 2. why not publish by county the death rates by age? what about blood type?
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17. falling PCR test count?

    The number of PCR tests reported in Pima County in the laboratory Testing section DECLINED by almost 22,000 between the 7/25 & 7/26 reports. Is this a data error or is there another explantion?

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18. Covid test Rapid test

    I need a covid test prior to a chemotherapy port placement. Chemo is on 8-12-2020. Where can I get a rapid test? I have called several urgent care centers and several CVS's who say they DO NOT do rapid testing. Please help me.

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19. This COVID-19 benchmark data is awful! It’s 3 weeks old!

    If AZ officials expect school districts to abide by these so-called benchmarks, the least you could deign yourselves to do is to give us up-to-date information! As of today, your dashboard says that Cochise county has not met the 2nd benchmark. BUT, the last data point is from JULY 19TH! Today is the 8th of August - just under 3 weeks later. What the heck?!! How dare anyone in AZ leadership expect that we make decisions based on old/bad data like this?! Bologna like this is part of the problem with people not trusting Government leadership. You aren’t giving us honest, accurate, or current data! If you want people to comply with the rules you have to stop lying to them, and this is basically what you’re doing. This is a lie by omission. Cochise county (and any other county in the state for that matter) could actually be better off than what your so-called dashboard shows, but you aren’t giving us that information. If this is the best you guys can do, then your best is absolutely NOT good enough. Do better!!
    On top of that, I read in a news article that a lot of COVID-19 data is presented by the dates that the information (positive tests, diagnoses, and deaths) were reported rather than when they actually occurred. If this is true, then these graphs should show when these events happened, NOT when they were reported. Simply telling the public when events were reported does not give us (or Government leadership) an accurate picture of what is actually happening. Leadership should not be making rules or guidance based on such flawed data, and the public cannot reasonably be asked to trust the authorities when the authorities themselves are basing guidance and decisions on bad (and old) data.

    If AZ officials expect school districts to abide by these so-called benchmarks, the least you could deign yourselves to do is to give us up-to-date information! As of today, your dashboard says that Cochise county has not met the 2nd benchmark. BUT, the last data point is from JULY 19TH! Today is the 8th of August - just under 3 weeks later. What the heck?!! How dare anyone in AZ leadership expect that we make decisions based on old/bad data like this?! Bologna like this is part of the problem with people not trusting Government leadership. You aren’t giving us… more

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20. Question: Pima County COVID Case Data Anomaly

    Can anyone explain the apparent outlier on July 30? It has been building up markedly over the past few days

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