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Tennessee Changed It’s COVID-19 Reporting

06/28/2020 by JMMLeave a Comment Tagged With: Economic Lockdowns, Pandemic Policy

We can no longer trust any data from state or federal governmental agencies.  This is not about science anymore – it’s hype, hysteria, and political manipulation.  Trolling for federal tax dollars – Medicaid COVID-19 bonuses.  It will be impossible to accurately study the effects of the various state lockdowns; mask wearing; social distancing, etc.  Maybe that’s the point . . .

The Tennessee Department of Health is now reporting “probable” and “confirmed” cases of the coronavirus. On June 12, Tennessee’s number of COVID-19 cases rose sharply once again. It jumped to 21,126 cases — up nearly 800 from the day before.


But the state department of health is now including “probable” cases in that total number, as defined by the Centers for Disease Control.

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Probable

  • Meets clinical criteria AND epidemiologic evidence with no confirmatory laboratory testing performed for COVID-19.
  • Meets presumptive laboratory evidence AND either clinical criteria OR epidemiologic evidence.
  • Meets vital records criteria with no confirmatory laboratory testing performed for COVID-19.

Confirmed

  • Meets confirmatory laboratory evidence.

“We want to present a clear picture of the burden of COVID-19 on our state,” said Tennessee Health Commissioner Dr. Lisa Piercey. “We want Tennesseans to understand the reason it may appear that we’ve had an increase in our cases and tests completed.”

A probable case could meet clinical criteria and epidemiological evidence with no confirmatory laboratory testing performed; meet presumptive laboratory evidence and either clinical criteria or epidemiological evidence; or meet vital records criteria with no confirmatory laboratory testing performed, per the CDC.
In order for it to be counted as confirmed, it must meet confirmatory laboratory evidence.

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Source: Tennessee changed how it’s reporting COVID-19 data. Here’s what you need to know. | wbir.com

06/28/2020 by JMMLeave a CommentFiled Under: COVID-19

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