From WA Department of Health <[email protected]>
Subject Department of Health launches new Respiratory Illness Data Dashboard, retires COVID-19 Data Dashboard
Date September 18, 2023 3:37 PM
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The new dashboard includes COVID-19, RSV, and flu data





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*For immediate release:* Sept. 18, 2023                         (23-127)

*Contact:* DOH Communications  <[email protected]>

Department of Health launches new Respiratory Illness Data Dashboard, retires COVID-19 Data Dashboard 

"The new dashboard includes COVID-19, flu, and RSV data"

*OLYMPIA *- The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) created a new Respiratory Illness Data Dashboard [ [link removed] ] that allows people to track COVID-19, flu, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) disease activity by region across the state.  

The new, comprehensive dashboard replaces DOH’s COVID-19 Data Dashboard, which retires Sept. 18. COVID-19 data and reports can now be found on the new dashboard site [ [link removed] ].  

Respiratory Illness Dashboard

 

“We hope the new Respiratory Illness Data Dashboard will inform communities and help guide their personal decision making on prevention measures such as masks and social distancing,” said Tao Sheng Kwan-Gett, MD, MPH, Chief Science Officer at DOH. “Getting up to date on vaccinations and staying home when you're sick can also help protect you and those around you against the worst impacts of COVID-19, flu, and RSV. We all need to do our part to reduce the chance that our healthcare system could be overwhelmed by respiratory illnesses in the coming months.”  

One major change in the new dashboard is the inclusion of data from previous years, providing the public with clearer comparisons between current disease activity and that of years past. The Respiratory Illness Data Dashboard will be updated weekly through April 2024. Subsequent update frequency depends on the degree of ongoing activity for COVID-19.  

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