Hospital bed availability at peak infections is 4% (25x over capacity) in the uncontrolled beta=0.25 scenario and only improves to 10% (10x over capacity) in the “controlled” beta=0.14 scenario.
Alex, I’m looking at your spreadsheet and I don’t understand where you got these bold numbers from. It looks like you tweaked your sheet a bit since writing this comment, but still I can’t figure out what you are looking at when you say 25x and 10x over capacity. Could you explain?
Yeah I got better hospitalization/ICU rates from Bucky and upped beta to 0.3 in uncontrolled scenario to make a point on Twitter. Hospital/ICU bed availability % is graphed in each scenario tab, by overcapacity I mean the inverse of availability. Alternatively take ratio of peak to line in the Charts tab. Looks like ~15x and 5x now for hospital beds.
Alex, I’m looking at your spreadsheet and I don’t understand where you got these bold numbers from. It looks like you tweaked your sheet a bit since writing this comment, but still I can’t figure out what you are looking at when you say 25x and 10x over capacity. Could you explain?
Yeah I got better hospitalization/ICU rates from Bucky and upped beta to 0.3 in uncontrolled scenario to make a point on Twitter. Hospital/ICU bed availability % is graphed in each scenario tab, by overcapacity I mean the inverse of availability. Alternatively take ratio of peak to line in the Charts tab. Looks like ~15x and 5x now for hospital beds.