Hm, what if we find the data for ICU ratios for respiratory virus hospitalizations pre-covid?
Assuming "financial insentives" hypothesis those should be noticeably higher, I think: there would be less insentive to admit people, meaning that those admitted are sicker on average, leading to higher ICU ratios
Hm, what if we find the data for ICU ratios for respiratory virus hospitalizations pre-covid?
Assuming "financial insentives" hypothesis those should be noticeably higher, I think: there would be less insentive to admit people, meaning that those admitted are sicker on average, leading to higher ICU ratios
Hm, what if we find the data for ICU ratios for respiratory virus hospitalizations pre-covid?
Assuming "financial insentives" hypothesis those should be noticeably higher, I think: there would be less insentive to admit people, meaning that those admitted are sicker on average, leading to higher ICU ratios