Selected article for: "critical care capacity and disease burden"
Author: Ian F Miller; Alexander D Becker; Bryan T Grenfell; C. Jessica E Metcalf
Title: Mapping the Burden of COVID-19 in the United States
  • Document date: 2020_4_11
    • ID: n5gykapg_6
    Snippet: Spatial variation in age structure between counties, particularly the distribution of older individuals, may lead to differences in the per capita burden of disease between regions. Further, access to health care is another factor that could potentially affect the distribution of COVID-19 burden. Many rural areas of the U.S. may have insufficient ability to provide acute or critical care, or lack the capacity for both entirely. Residents of such .....
    Document: Spatial variation in age structure between counties, particularly the distribution of older individuals, may lead to differences in the per capita burden of disease between regions. Further, access to health care is another factor that could potentially affect the distribution of COVID-19 burden. Many rural areas of the U.S. may have insufficient ability to provide acute or critical care, or lack the capacity for both entirely. Residents of such areas may be at an increased risk for insufficient treatment. Finally, limited resources in rural areas may lead to an unexpected influx of cases to hospitals in population centers.

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