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    2020-04-25 Briefing Slides

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    The summary is: 1) As of April 25th, there were 652 currently hospitalized COVID-19 patients across task force hospitals in the St. Louis region, with 159 in the ICU and 118 on ventilators. 2) Yesterday, 48 COVID-19 patients were discharged from task force hospitals, bringing the total discharged to 1,082. 3) Actions like the stay at home order have lowered the virus's reproduction factor below 1, keeping actual hospitalizations below worst case projections and moving the region off the worst case scenario.

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    The summary is: 1) As of April 25th, there were 652 currently hospitalized COVID-19 patients across task force hospitals in the St. Louis region, with 159 in the ICU and 118 on ventilators. 2) Yesterday, 48 COVID-19 patients were discharged from task force hospitals, bringing the total discharged to 1,082. 3) Actions like the stay at home order have lowered the virus's reproduction factor below 1, keeping actual hospitalizations below worst case projections and moving the region off the worst case scenario.

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    The summary is: 1) As of April 25th, there were 652 currently hospitalized COVID-19 patients across task force hospitals in the St. Louis region, with 159 in the ICU and 118 on ventilators. 2) Yesterday, 48 COVID-19 patients were discharged from task force hospitals, bringing the total discharged to 1,082. 3) Actions like the stay at home order have lowered the virus's reproduction factor below 1, keeping actual hospitalizations below worst case projections and moving the region off the worst case scenario.

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    APRIL 25, 2020

    1
    ST. LOUIS REGION
    AS OF APRIL 25, 2020

    CURRENTLY DAILY ICU VENTILATORS IN


    HOSPITALIZED CENSUS USE FOR COVID
    (TASK FORCE HOSPITALS) (TASK FORCE HOSPITALS) (TASK FORCE HOSPITALS)

    652 159 118


    * Includes COVID+ and PUI 2
    ST. LOUIS REGION
    AS OF APRIL 25, 2020

    COVID PATIENTS CUMULATIVE


    DISCHARGED COVID PATIENTS
    YESTERDAY DISCHARGED
    (TASK FORCE HOSPITALS) (TASK FORCE HOSPITALS)

    48 1,082
    3
    WE HAVE SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASED THE VIRUS
    REPRODUCTION FACTOR AND BROUGHT IT BELOW 1.
    PROJECTIONS VS. ACTUALS: INPATIENT* How We Lowered the Reproductive
    1800 Factor in the St. Louis Region
    1600 WORST CASE
    Time Zero >5.0
    1400
    (first infection in region)
    1200
    March 23 ~2.0
    1000 (stay at home)
    800 ACTUALS
    April 15/current <1.0
    600

    400 MOST LIKELY

    200
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