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As I've mentioned previously the Florida AHCA defines a COVID-19 hospitalization as, "primary diagnosis of COVID-19." The state dashboard cited in most of these news articles get its hospitalization data from the AHCA.

The media is reporting a record in new hospitalizations over the past week based on the data provided. That is different than currently hospitalized; people may be discharging or dying.

1.) Most news reports I've seen use the state COVID dashboard https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/d2726d6c01c4486181fec2d4373b01fa/page/page_0/ 2.) We just going to act like any of this data is reliable and Florida isn't juking the stats?

Debatable on what is the leading tracker (unless that has been decided elsewhere), but ok. There is a clear inverse relationship between current hospitalizations and deaths. Which means that some of those that were hospitalized have likely died. Not good.

Don't make assumptions.

Who is this hack? The hospitalization data from the COVID dashboard, which defines a COVID hospitalization in this context as, "primary diagnosis of COVID-19." is provided by the Florida Agency for Healthcare Administration, a state which is more than likely underreporting statistics. I'd like...

You a mod now? FOH. This entire thread is related to COVID.

Meanwhile Florida just broke its record for hospitalizations......