Revisit previous logic about migrating current numbers to cumulative

[jdmaresco]

When we first added outcomes data, we decided to copy over current values to cumulative in the absence of a cumulative number from the state. We're moving away from this for new data and should probably reverse the backfill previously done here:

https://github.com/COVID19Tracking/issues/issues/70

[jdmaresco]

Based on @careeningspace comment on #70, marking this as closed

[jdmaresco]

Just noticed the timing on that comment. Reopening until confirmed this has been addressed

[careeningspace]

• [ ] Arizona The data collected on hospitalization was from one-two counties only. If you want this data, it can be found at the county sites: from Maricopa County and Pima County:

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• [ ] Arkansas Additional cumulative hospitalization and ventilator data were obtained from the daily press conferences. Apr-5 Press Conference Apr-2 Press Conference Apr-7 Press Conference

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] Louisiana Moving hospitalization/ventilator data from the cumulative column to the current column. Also a slight update to 4/6 data from 4/7 press release

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] California Removing cumulative data to match reporting

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] Conneticut Migrating cumulative data to current data to reflect reporting

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] District of Columbia Removing errant ventilator data (capacity data that is not directly attributed to COVID-19 cases)

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] Delaware Migrating cumulative hospitalization data to reflect reporting.

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[careeningspace]

Florida Errant data entered for current data for hospitalization.

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] Hawaii Removing the death that was falsely attributed to COVID-19 from 3/24

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] Guam Migrating cumulative data to current data per reporting.

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] North Carolina Eliminating cumulative data to match what the state reports.

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] North Dakota Began reporting current hospitalized on 4/5

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] New Hampshire Removing current hospitalization data to match state's reporting

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] New Mexico Removing cumulative data to match the state's reporting.

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] New York removing cumulative ICU data to match the State's reporting

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] Ohio removing current hospitalization data to match the state's reporting

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] Oklahoma cleaned up and added current hospitalization data from the reports provided by the Executive Order reporting

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[careeningspace]

-[ ] Oregon Updated data for current and cumulative using the Daily Updates

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] Rhode Island Updating data to match the State's reporting and incorporate historical data provided in State's Data Set

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] Texas migrating cumulative hospitalization data to current to match the State's reporting.

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[careeningspace]

• [ ] WV has some cumulative hospitalization data in the middle of the data set that will need investigation. Bookmarking it as the rest of the states are up-to-date

• [ ]WA was updated. Please see issue #118 for details

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