Professor of Epidemiology @UNSW with an eye on infection at all times. Advisor to @WHO Health Emergencies IPC Preparedness, Readiness and Response to COVID-19
Updated Vic (red) corrected for duplicates etc. Looking hopeful. Melbourne we ❤️ you in your 😷 or face shield. Masks didn't need to be medical grade to reduce transmission in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, Sth Korea, Vietnam, Thailand 🤞
A rolling CI is a ratio examining case totals, over a rolling 2x incubation period. It indicates whether the spread is slowing down. I think it is plateauing.
Vic (red) congratulations. Melbournians keep 😷 Health workers (your case # creeping up) wear 😷 or face shield in all clinical settings next 14 days ❤️ NSW (blue) rolling 14-day case # accelerating, not at alert level yet🤞no partying please
CDC gave epidemiologists globally training, enabled the world to emulate the best of pub health/health service programs & guidelines. Now without CDC providing USA publicly available trustworthy data fighting this disease is impossible. abc.net.au/news/2020-07-18/u…
Via ABC Australia - How to make your own washable face masks. Wearing face masks is something that should become a part of people's everyday lives. tinyurl.com/y743eyzy#covid19australia
“I don't think we've seen any success to control within these facilities, even with nurses and doctors being employed to look after cases. These facilities aren't built for infections, they are built as a home... not proxy hospitals.” @MarylouiseMcla1 Epidemiologist @UNSW#abc730
“The lesson that should be learned is, as soon as a resident is identified as positive they should be moved to hospital.” @MarylouiseMcla1 Epidemiologist @UNSW#abc730
Today! Mary-Louise McLaws, epidemiologist at UNSW, delves into the issues surrounding Victoria's current rise in #coronavirus cases. @pjfmullins chats about his new book, The Trials of Portnoy: how Penguin brought down Australia’s #censorship system. Plus @beneltham on #auspol
Today's look-back for previous 14 days and last 7 days. Sorry Melbourne not peaking yet. Thank you for the lock-down, its hard we are thinking of you ❤️ please wear a mask in public. stay safe.
You can make your own Face Mask. See pages 7-12 for recent @WHO info on masks for the General Public. tinyurl.com/y8llm7e3 Keep mouth closed when worn. Replace when wet (wet cotton negates benefits).
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