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Originally Posted by
Dawgology
Not only that but hospitals retest in care patients every two weeks and then every week after a certain time limit. As long as the patient tests positive they are counted as a “new positive test” that day. I know for a fact that our local hospital has no way to differentiate in reporting between an actual new patient that just walked through the door and tested positive and a patient who has been there for 3 weeks and is still testing positive. They are all reported out in number of new positive tests for the day.
It’s an information mess.
Somebody should call Dobbs on the carpet then. Bc he said this week in a presser that if you test positive once none of your subsequent positive tests are counted. Of course our media is garbage so nobody asked him how in the world you could distinguish the two.
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