Author: Aditi Nayak; Shabatun J Islam; Anurag Mehta; Yi-An Ko; Shivani A Patel; Abhinav Goyal; Samaah Sullivan; Tene T Lewis; Viola Vaccarino; Alanna A Morris; Arshed A Quyyumi
Title: Impact of Social Vulnerability on COVID-19 Incidence and Outcomes in the United States Document date: 2020_4_14
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Snippet: The SVI uses statistical data from the U.S. Census on 15 variables to determine social vulnerability. These 15 variables are grouped together into four related themes as described below. Each of these variables are ranked from highest to lowest vulnerability across census tracts in the U.S. and a percentile rank is calculated for each variable, theme, and the overall SVI. We have used the 2018 SVI data at the county level in the current analysis......
Document: The SVI uses statistical data from the U.S. Census on 15 variables to determine social vulnerability. These 15 variables are grouped together into four related themes as described below. Each of these variables are ranked from highest to lowest vulnerability across census tracts in the U.S. and a percentile rank is calculated for each variable, theme, and the overall SVI. We have used the 2018 SVI data at the county level in the current analysis. 3
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