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They do have such investigations in South Korea, Taiwan, and similar places with low spread and competent leadership. In the US community spread is far too out
by jacobolus 6y ago
They do have such investigations in South Korea, Taiwan, and similar places with low spread and competent leadership.
In the US community spread is far too out of control and contact tracing is far too underfunded to get anywhere close to comprehensive data about this.
There have been some useful small case investigations published by the US CDC.
- rasz 6y agoIts rather simple, fill out a form for every patient admitted to ICU. Were you wearing a mask? how diligently? were you going outside? how often? where? Add random check by scanning peoples social media profile photos to see if they lied. Instead we dont even know what percentage of hospitalized actually used masks, something super basic and easy to check.
- TomSwirly 6y ago> Its rather simple, fill out a form for every patient admitted to ICU. With all due respect, it's like you've never met Americans. People wouldn't cooperate if asked to, and the hospitals can't afford to hire the people it would take to process the forms. The primary question to ask in America is always this: "Can an investor make money out of this?"
- bluGill 6y agoNot worth checking if they were wearing a mask. You wouldn't learn much from that. People lie, stretch the truth, and mis remember all the time.