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That's not even the crux of the issue, so maybe we should get a little introspective about our own qualifications while we're at it. The problem is that negativ
by CleaveIt2Beaver 6y ago
That's not even the crux of the issue, so maybe we should get a little introspective about our own qualifications while we're at it. The problem is that negative tests are counted each time, while positives are per-person. So one nurse could account for 100 negative tests, so the presentation is misleading.
- fastglass 6y ago>The problem is that negative tests are counted each time, while positives are per-person. The point I was making is that whether this is a problem or not is not a resolved scientific issue, which presupposes the data and presentation. Furthermore 'this' is a 2 fold issue: do you count negatives more than once; and, do you count positives more than once? These are 2 separate matters; however, I would say counting negatives more than once is the least controversial part.