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MCPHD COVID-19 Dashboard
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Important Note
Please note that this dashboard will be retired in 30 days (Last date of availability will be July 15th). Should there be a re-activation of the public health emergency or a significant increase in disease burden, it may be reactivated. For current COVID-19 data please visit the Indiana Department of Health’s COVID-19 dashboard, https://www.coronavirus.in.gov/indiana-covid-19-dashboard-and-map/. For any questions regarding these changes please reach out to epidemiology@marionhealth.org. Thank you!
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Dashboard Changes
Due to changes in available data sources, this dashboard has been updated as of 2024-02-14. This shift places emphasis on hospitalization and vaccination rates as recommended by the CDC and others. Case and death data go through the last reporting date (2023-11-14), and the graphs associated with this data have been left for examination of historical trends. For any questions regarding these changes please reach out to epidemiology@marionhealth.org.
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CDC Last Updated 2024-05-03 8 PM
CDC Hospital Admissions Level: Low (<10.0)Row
To look at the CDC hospitalization levels by county, please see: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#maps_new-admissions-rate-county.
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| CDC Recommendations for Low Hospital Admission Levels |
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| Stay up to date on vaccination. |
| Maintain ventilation improvements. |
| Avoid contact with people who have suspected or confirmed COVID-19. |
| Follow recommendations for isolation if you have suspected or confirmed COVID-19. |
| Follow the recommendations for what to do if you are exposed to someone with COVID-19. |
| If you are at high risk of getting very sick, talk with a healthcare provider about additional prevention actions. |
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Cases and deaths as of 2023-11-14 5 PM.
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Daily Hospitalizations
Daily Vaccinations
Daily Cases
Daily Deaths
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*Date represents the start date of an investigation for cases and the date of death for deaths.
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Data Notes
2020-09-07: Testing and case reporting appears to have been greatly reduced over Labor Day weekend. The large reduction in new cases around Sept. 9 is likely due to to that, rather than an actual decrease in spread.
2020-09-23: A laboratory reporting error was corrected on 9/18 which caused 357 cases to be dated for 9/17, their reporting date. On 9/23, those cases were moved from 9/17 to their respective sample dates. Versions of this report prior to 9/23 had those cases assigned to 9/17.
2021-06-09: A laboratory reporting error was corrected on 6/9 which caused 390 cases to be dated for 6/2, their reporting date. On 6/9, those cases were moved from 6/2 to their respective sample dates. Versions of this report prior to 6/9 had those cases assigned to 6/2.
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* Fully vaccinated persons are those who received a second dose of a Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or a first dose of a Johnson & Johnson vaccine at least two weeks prior to the given date.
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Data Source Information
1). DR4417 Jennifer Zuker, Keith Nowak MCPHD EPI (epidemiology@marionhealth.org) 2024-06-30 Data Source: COVID-19 and Respiratory Illness Tracker
2). DR4806 Jennifer Zuker, Keith Nowak MCPHD EPI (epidemiology@marionhealth.org) 2024-06-30 Data Source: CHIRP
3). DR4417 Jennifer Zuker, Keith Nowak MCPHD EPI (epidemiology@marionhealth.org) 2024-06-30 Data Source: IDOH Management Performance Hub
Hospitalizations
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Hospitalizations
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** Last Updated 2024-07-01 12 PM. For information on interpreting rates and confidence intervals (the black, sideways at the top of each bar), please see the About the Data tab.
Data Source Information: COVID-19 and Respiratory Illness Tracker developed by faculty and staff with the Regenstrief Institute, IHIE, and IU. Reported cases, testing and hospitalizations may differ from IDOH counts. Please see IDOH’s Coronavirus Website for official counts.
Note: For the graphs with the option to change time frames some of the shorter periods (i.e. “Last 60 Days”, “Last 30 Days”) may not display a graph. This is due to a low number of hospitalizations over that period.
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**Due to statistical instability, a point estimate would be misleading. Please see the 95% confidence interval.
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Data Source Information
1). DR4417 Jennifer Zuker, Keith Nowak MCPHD EPI (epidemiology@marionhealth.org) 2024-06-30 Data Source: COVID-19 and Respiratory Illness Tracker
Vaccines
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Vaccines
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Percentage of Marion County Residents Who Completed the Primary Vaccination Series2
Percentage of Marion County Residents Up to Date with their COVID-19 Vaccinations2
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Completed Primary Series includes all individuals who have completed a primary two-dose vaccine series or a primary single-dose vaccine series. Up to Date includes all individuals who have completed the CDC’s most up to date recommended vaccination schedule as posted on their website (www.cdc.gov). The CDC’s recommended vaccine schedule is based on your age, the vaccine you first received, and time since your last vaccine dose.
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Vaccinations in Marion County and Indiana4
| COVID-19 Vaccinations in Marion County and Indiana* | |||||
| as of June 29, 2024 | |||||
| Completed Primary Series | Up-To-Date | Total Doses Administered | |||
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| n | % of Total Population | n | % of Total Population | n | |
| All Marion County | 585,471 | 60% | 64,447 | 7% | 1,903,974 |
| DR5593 James Groh, Amanda Raftery, Keith Nowak MCPHD EPI (epidemiology@marionhealth.org) 2024-07-02 Data Source: Regenstrief CHIRP, Census Data | |||||
| * The number of vaccines is the number of residents that meet each qualification. | |||||
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Last Updated: 2024-07-01 12PM.
This page tracks what percentage of Marion County residents that have completed their primary series COVID-19 vaccinations as well as those who are considered up-to-date based on the most recent CDC definition.
To look at similar vaccination breakdowns for the state of Indiana, please see https://www.coronavirus.in.gov/vaccine/vaccine-dashboard/.
To find more general information about COVID-19 vaccines in Indiana, please see https://www.coronavirus.in.gov/vaccine/index.htm or to find frequently asked questions about COVID-19 vaccines, please see https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/keythingstoknow.html.
Eligible Hoosiers can register for a COVID-19 vaccine at https://www.coronavirus.in.gov/vaccine/.
Data Source Information: IDOH Management Performance Hub.
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Percent Completed Primary Series
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Percent Completed Primary Series
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There are too few persons in the Latinx and Asian 60+ age groups for reliable estimation of the percent vaccinated.
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Percent Completed Primary Series with Population Size
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Percent Completed Primary with Population Size
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Percent Completed Primary Series
Percent Completed Primary Series with Population Size
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Datasets
To download a dataset with vaccines by day, click: Download Vaccines by Date
To download a dataset with vaccines by demographic, click: Download Vaccine by Demographics Data
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Data Source Information
2). DR4806 Jennifer Zuker, Keith Nowak MCPHD EPI (epidemiology@marionhealth.org) 2024-06-30 Data Source: CHIRP
4). DR5593 James Groh, Amanda Raftery, Keith Nowak MCPHD EPI (epidemiology@marionhealth.org) 2024-06-30 Data Source: Regenstrief CHIRP, Census Data
About the Data
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About the Data
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Instructions to Use Graphs
To see more information about each point or bar on a chart, hover your mouse over the element.
Information displayed on each graph can be changed using the legend item. To remove an item, click the legend item once. To isolate an item, double click the item in the legend. To change the graph back to the original, double click on a legend item.
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Suggested Citation
Suggested Citation: Marion County Public Health Department, Epidemiology Department. DR4417 COVID-19 Public Information Dashboard. Web. Accessed: [current date]. http://marionhealth.org/covid-19/.
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Feedback
Requests for data, including items that you would like to see added to this dashboard, can be sent to Epidemiology@marionhealth.org.
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Interpreting Rates and Confidence Intervals
Rate per 100,000: Rates are multiplied by a large number - most often 100,000 - to simplify comparisons. A rate per 100,000 will describe the number of events or illnesses that occurred in a population for every 100,000 people.
Confidence Intervals: This dashboard presents 95% confidence intervals with statistics when the information to calculate confidence intervals was available. Confidence intervals are a range in which the true value is likely to fall and indicates how accurate the statistic may be; the narrower the confidence interval, the more reliable the statistic. For example, in “Example: Figure 8” below, the “I” on the first vertical bar indicates that the statistics estimating poverty among whites in Marion County (14.8%) is fairly reliable; it is accurate to within 0.6 percent. In other words, given the underlying data, we are 95% confident that between 14.2% and 15.4% of white Marion County residents had household incomes below the federal poverty level. In contrast, the statistic estimating poverty among Hispanics is less reliable, accurate to within 2.3 percent (34.1%, 95% CI: 31.8-36.4). In general, as the amount of data used for a statistic increases, the statistic becomes more reliable, and therefore the confidence intervals get narrower.
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Hospitalizations & ED Visits in Marion County
For more information on hospitalizations in Marion County and Indiana, please see Regenstrief Institute’s COVID-19 Dashboard, https://www.regenstrief.org/covid-dashboard/. To filter for Marion County, click on Marion County on the map; the graphs on the right will automatically filter. The dashboard has information on comorbidities of hospitalized patients, as well as information on test results and age demographics for those tested.
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Marion County Risk Factors
For information about neighborhood socioeconomic risk factors, food and meal resources, and county level specific health risk factors for Marion County, please see the Polis Center’s Coronavirus Data Hub, http://www.savi.org/coronavirus-data-hub.
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Data Use and Protections
Thank you for visiting MCPHD’s COVID-19 Dashboard. This dashboard is maintained by MCPHD. Data sources are listed and numbered at the bottom of page. Some of the data sets may no longer be updating, and others may stop updating as time goes on.