In the pick of Covid hospitalizations, today, April 14th, 15,000 beds with ventilators are needs. US hospitals have 62,000 and US stockpile has 18,000 more. We have 5 times more ventilators than we need
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www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pubmed Accounting for nonrespondents, we estimate that there are 62,188 full-feature mechanical ventilators owned by US acute care hospitals. The median number of …
For the US, the predicted peak date for hospital resource use could be around April 14, with COVID-19 patients potentially requiring 59,592 total hospital beds (estimate range of 13,060 to 191,692) – with 15,696 ICU beds (estimate range of 5,162 to 45,374) – and 14,089 invasive ventilators (estimate range of 4,046 to 42,253). The average projected total hospital bed need is now lower than the April 10 release (a mean prediction of 86,379, with an estimate range of 24,290 to 232,948); as mentioned above
https://www.breitbart.com/health/2020/04/13/another-ihme-model-failure-hospitalization-projections-drop-by-34/
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