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This is a valid question that does appear politically motivated. But, the downvoting does appear politically motivated. If we look at the from-state/to-state p
by clarge1120 5y ago
This is a valid question that does appear politically motivated. But, the downvoting does appear politically motivated.
If we look at the from-state/to-state patterns, we may see evidence, one way or the other, that vaccine mandates cause healthcare workers to change jobs. We may see that the mandates do not cause any significant change. Any significant change (15% or more) in the number of healthcare workers can result in a change in healthcare quality from one state to another. If quality of healthcare changes significantly (positively or negatively) in a state, due to vaccine mandates, I want to know: especially if it is in my state.
- rsj_hn 5y agoYou are not gonna get this type of data until years later, if ever. We don't have realtime regional data that is comprehensive, we have local anecdotes and then national data without regional breakdowns. National data with regional breakdowns always lags by quite a bit, and unless there is institutional demand for such data, it just wont be collected at all. One possibility is to look at BLS employment data by regions, but it's still really tricky to tease these types of effects out of that.