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| The Flu MetroCast Hub makes public forecasts for New York City, and is open to adding forecasts for other jurisdictions that have public data. For New York City, the influenza-related data are Emergency Department (ED) visits due to Influenza-like Illness (ILI), but other data sources could be modeled as well, such as the percentage of outpatient visits with a primary complaint of ILI or count of all hospitalizations due to influenza. | ||
| The Flu MetroCast Hub makes public forecasts for New York City (NYC) and is open to adding forecasts for other jurisdictions with near real-time public-facing data. For New York City, the influenza-related data are daily Emergency Department (ED) visits due to influenza-like illness (ILI), which includes ED chief complaint mention of flu, fever, and sore throat. Other data sources, whewe available, could be modeled as well, such as the percentage of outpatient visits with a primary complaint of ILI or count of all hospitalizations due to influenza. |
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| The Flu MetroCast Hub makes public forecasts for New York City (NYC) and is open to adding forecasts for other jurisdictions with near real-time public-facing data. For New York City, the influenza-related data are daily Emergency Department (ED) visits due to influenza-like illness (ILI), which includes ED chief complaint mention of flu, fever, and sore throat. Other data sources, whewe available, could be modeled as well, such as the percentage of outpatient visits with a primary complaint of ILI or count of all hospitalizations due to influenza. | |
| The Flu MetroCast Hub makes public forecasts for New York City (NYC) and is open to adding forecasts for other jurisdictions with near real-time public-facing data. For New York City, the influenza-related data are daily Emergency Department (ED) visits due to influenza-like illness (ILI), which includes ED chief complaint mention of flu, fever, and sore throat. Other data sources, where available, could be modeled as well, such as the percentage of outpatient visits with a primary complaint of ILI or count of all hospitalizations due to influenza. |
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One more thing about this: Sharon also wanted to add citations at the end of this page, formatted like this:
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. EpiQuery - Syndromic Surveillance Data. [Clarify date or cadence for accessing]. https://nyc.gov/health/epiquery
I haven’t included it yet. Could you add this with the correct format?
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Added arrange(date) to sort the data file in chronological order.