Post by account_disabled on Mar 3, 2024 23:35:27 GMT -5
The well-known epidemiologist Ilir Alimehmeti in a post on social networks analyzes the progress of Covid-19 in Albania. referring to official data from the moment the pandemic appeared in Albania until today, Alimehmeti writes that the percentage of active cases requiring hospitalization is constantly decreasing, reaching a maximum of 58.1% on March 25, 2020 and falling to 5.6% on July 25, 2020. But he adds “CAUTION: These are relative epidemiological values. Absolute values are rightly emphasized in hospital services. Currently, total hospitalizations are at the same levels as in March and unfortunately we also have loss of life".
Analysis by Ilir Alimehmeti Analysis by Ilir Alimehmeti Cambodia WhatsApp Number Data "It is natural to see the world clearly once you have accepted the idea that it should be clear." Quote: Albert Camus My friends! Below, let's take an epidemiological look at the progress of COVID-19 in Albania, from the day of the first cases until today. All data are official and obtained through the website of the Ministry of Health that reports daily and transparently the updates on COVID-19 in Albania. 🇦🇱It should be taken into account that Albania being a country with a low population and since the figures of new cases have daily fluctuations for operational or random reasons, makes the curve of COVID-19 in Albania unclear.
This may occur because the RT-PCR test may have been performed on different days of a patient's disease course and thus the trend may be biased at first sight. However, there are methods to minimize operationalization and randomness bias. One of them is the consideration of the curve of active cases. Another method is to give up the idea of Gaussian distribution (normal distribution), since in this pathology this is not observed. Some of the hypotheses led to the idea that the Gompertz distribution (continuous probability distribution) could better explain the performance. However, these distributions could be disputed if the virus was allowed to run its natural course. However, we know very well that state measures have not allowed the virus to run its natural course, but with the tightening and easing of measures there would be an increase and decrease in numbers.
Analysis by Ilir Alimehmeti Analysis by Ilir Alimehmeti Cambodia WhatsApp Number Data "It is natural to see the world clearly once you have accepted the idea that it should be clear." Quote: Albert Camus My friends! Below, let's take an epidemiological look at the progress of COVID-19 in Albania, from the day of the first cases until today. All data are official and obtained through the website of the Ministry of Health that reports daily and transparently the updates on COVID-19 in Albania. 🇦🇱It should be taken into account that Albania being a country with a low population and since the figures of new cases have daily fluctuations for operational or random reasons, makes the curve of COVID-19 in Albania unclear.
This may occur because the RT-PCR test may have been performed on different days of a patient's disease course and thus the trend may be biased at first sight. However, there are methods to minimize operationalization and randomness bias. One of them is the consideration of the curve of active cases. Another method is to give up the idea of Gaussian distribution (normal distribution), since in this pathology this is not observed. Some of the hypotheses led to the idea that the Gompertz distribution (continuous probability distribution) could better explain the performance. However, these distributions could be disputed if the virus was allowed to run its natural course. However, we know very well that state measures have not allowed the virus to run its natural course, but with the tightening and easing of measures there would be an increase and decrease in numbers.