04-22-2020, 09:14 AM
https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/04/hawaii...f-covid-19
"As of Wednesday, 75% of those infected by the coronavirus had recovered, according to Hawaii health officials.
Hawaii’s official COVID-19 infection count rose by six on Wednesday to a total of 592 cases.
Three new cases were identified on Oahu and another three on the Big Island.
Approximately three-quarters, or 444 patients verified by the Department of Health, have recovered.
Daily case counts reported by DOH fluctuate and lag, depending on when specimens were collected and where they were processed. The median delay time between a patient’s swab sample and the test result report date is three days, according to DOH. The confirmed cases reported each day are likely among patients who had symptoms that date back as many as 10 days prior. DOH receives electronic reports of positive cases and that’s when it initiates an investigation."
"As of Wednesday, 75% of those infected by the coronavirus had recovered, according to Hawaii health officials.
Hawaii’s official COVID-19 infection count rose by six on Wednesday to a total of 592 cases.
Three new cases were identified on Oahu and another three on the Big Island.
Approximately three-quarters, or 444 patients verified by the Department of Health, have recovered.
Daily case counts reported by DOH fluctuate and lag, depending on when specimens were collected and where they were processed. The median delay time between a patient’s swab sample and the test result report date is three days, according to DOH. The confirmed cases reported each day are likely among patients who had symptoms that date back as many as 10 days prior. DOH receives electronic reports of positive cases and that’s when it initiates an investigation."