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Sat, 2020-04-04 15:29 — Jan Booher
This Work Group will coordinate the activities of the Resilient American Communities Leaders in Bay County.

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Florida Surgeon General Issues Mask Advisory to Curb COVID19 Crisis

Wed, 2020-06-24 17:05 — Jan Booher

In case you did not see this: Florida Surgeon General Issues mask advisory to curb COVID-19 crisis

COVID Monitoring Kits

Wed, 2020-06-24 10:49 — Jan Booher

Here is one I found: https://www.clickondetroit.com/health/good-health/2020/05/07/home-care-covid-19-helps-patients-monitor-symptoms-at-home/

The basics are:

  • thermometer
  • log to write down 
  • pulse oximeter
  • anti-diarrheal meds
  • aspirin/ibuprofen, etc
  • cough syrup 

Thoughts?

Bay County COVID-19 Update 6.16.2020

Tue, 2020-06-16 17:37 — Jan Booher

Here is the report that was presented on the 5pm Eastern meeting. 

Bay County COVID-19 Update 6.16.2020

 

 

New Florida Community Coronavirus Dashboard

Sat, 2020-06-13 11:04 — Jan Booher

Regarding the new Florida's Community Coronavirus Dashboard put together by the fired scientist Rebekah Jones, who developed the FDOH Dashboard:

The primary difference in the case numbers on the new dashboard as compared to the FDOH dashboard is that the number of positive antibody tests is added to the case numbers established from positive swab tests.

 

They are including information that we have been pulling from FDEM to augment FDOH data.

 

Bay County COVID Update 6.7.2020

Mon, 2020-06-08 11:44 — Jan Booher

Hello Bay County Leadership Team!

The NFL RAC Bay Co Mapping Work Group now has two students working on it. Leah Booher is a Library Information Science graduate student at FSU, who is working with us on a summer internship from the UU College of Social Justice. Jerl Wodford is an IT student at FAMU, who was hired by LEAD Coalition to work on the data and mapping.

This work group will be providing a weekly update on COVID in your community based on available data. Here is the Bay County Update 6.7.2020 from this NFL RAC Bay Co Mapping WG.

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Bay County Update on Rapid Rise in Cases this Week

Fri, 2020-06-05 22:38 — Jan Booher

The 3 images show:

1. The very slow increase in cases in Bay County has accelerated this week. (The 3 non-resident cases are not in the curve)

2. Much of the increase was in the Hispanic Community, where the disparity is large.

3. The increases were in zip codes 32401 (3 cases), 32404 (2 cases) and 32707 (7 cases)

Bay County Weekly Report COVID-19 Cases 5.31.2020

Mon, 2020-06-01 11:18 — Jan Booher

Bay County Weekly Report COVID-19 Cases 5.31.2020

 

Cases

Cases in Bay County: 98

Median Age of CASES: 50

 

Testing

There is a 3% Positive Rate on Tests

Tests in Bay County to Date 3,898

Positive Tests in Bay County to Date 98 

 

Free Contact Contact Tracing Course

Sat, 2020-05-30 12:45 — Jan Booher

I signed up for the free Johns Hopkins Contact Tracing Course. It's a 5 hr course with a certificate when you finish.

Business Work Group(BWG) Update

Fri, 2020-05-29 09:17 — Tony B

On 28 May, the BWG hosted a virtual meeting for local Pastors.  The focus of the meeting was to determine the impact of COVID-19 and Hurricane Michael on the community and their congregations.  While impact was the initial focus, awareness of programs available for relief was also discussed.

The following were the top concerns identified:

1)  Systemic racism

2)  Lack of resources

3)  Lack of perceived concern from outside the community

4)  The need for corporate unity

5)  Personal accountability

6)  Paitence vs progress

Asthma, COPD Raise Odds for Severe COVID-19

Sun, 2020-05-24 01:48 — Jan Booher

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