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Average daily cases per 100,000 people in past week; New York Times. 1,000+ NEW CASES FOR SEVEN CONSECUTIVE DAYS POSITIVITY RATE (7-DAY AVG) POSITIVITY RATE (PAST MONTH) POSITIVITY RATE (7-DAY) HOSPITALIZATIONS CASE RATE PER 100K CASE RATE


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Average daily cases per 100,000 people in past week; New York Times.

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1,000+ NEW CASES

FOR SEVEN CONSECUTIVE DAYS

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POSITIVITY RATE (7-DAY AVG)

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POSITIVITY RATE (PAST MONTH)

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POSITIVITY RATE (7-DAY)

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HOSPITALIZATIONS

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CASE RATE PER 100K

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CASE RATE PER 100K

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4,084 MARYLANDERS 245,000 AMERICANS

LOST TO COVID-19

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HIGH RISK GATHERINGS

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HIGH RISK LOCATIONS

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We must, and will, continue to use every tool at our disposal.

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Capacity for indoor

  • perations at bars and

restaurants will return to 50%.

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MDH is issuing a public health advisory against any indoor gatherings

  • f 25 people or more.
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TRAVEL ADVISORY

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If you must leave the state for essential travel: get tested and self-quarantine while awaiting results.

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TELEWORK

  • Mandatory for approved state

employees

  • Strongly encouraged for all

employers statewide

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SURGE PLANNING

  • Adding alternative care site capacity
  • Providing staffing support and

clinical care to nursing homes

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NURSING HOME GUIDANCE

  • Marylanders should get tested before

visiting loved ones

  • Staff should increase vigilance
  • Facilities should prepare a PPE

stockpile for winter months

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ENFORCEMENT

  • State orders carry the full force of

the law

  • Local partners must immediately

ramp up enforcement efforts

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We have come too far, and the stakes are too high.

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Marylanders helped crush the curve once – we can and will do it again.

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  • DR. TED DELBRIDGE

MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS

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