Yesterday KDHE showed a discrepancy in the number of ICU beds in the state (https://cornerstonedata.com/hospital-capacity-errors-at-kdhe/. Today we found this error when we were looking at

As we updated our hospital capacity data on October 29, we noted several discrepancies in the data on KDHE’s portal. The email we sent to

Best viewed on desktop This deck includes our analysis on Probable Cases in Kansas. Please check out our Live! video to find a quick in-depth

Since KDHE adopted the CDC’s new Probable Case definition, new probable cases increased by 435% while positive test results increased by about 75%. Check out

“With the way Kansas defined gating criteria, about half of the counties here will be in the red zone with 10 or fewer cases.” –

Best viewed on desktop *Please be patient as the maps take some time to load. This deck includes our analysis on Gating Criteria in Kansas

Check out our latest school analysis of the current school gating criteria in Sedgwick County. Percent positives over the last two weeks have increased slightly

Now that September is over, we can see the effect of KDHE’s death reconciliation process. In total, 231 deaths were added to the records in

Check out our latest school analysis of the current school gating criteria in Sedgwick County. Percent positives over the last two weeks have increased slightly

Best viewed on desktop We have put together the Sedgwick County School Gating Criteria. This deck includes Comparison of Standards for School Gating Criteria, Sedgwick

Check out our latest school analysis of the current school gating criteria in Sedgwick County. Percent Positives over the last 2 weeks have increased slightly

This week’s color is CHARTREUSE – a mix of yellow and green. This week was a tough call. 3 of our measures are green and

Download Brief: Context of Percent Positive Data Matters Monday’s alarmist tweet by Major Brandon Whipple of Wichita, KS stated that positive rates in Sedgwick County

Have the headlines about rapid increases in deaths from COVID-19 in Kansas this week worried you? Most of the deaths reported in September are from

New Estimated Infectious Case Counts are up for Sept 7, 2020! Find your county and share with your neighbors. It might be interesting to know