Closed jbracher closed 2 years ago
Thank you very much for raising this issue. We would like to be able to include this data. Is it available on a front end dashboard? Currently, it is unclear whether the dashboard we are using (https://www.gov.pl/web/koronawirus/wykaz-zarazen-koronawirusem-sars-cov-2) is included reinfections in their totals.
Thank you!
Hi, sorry for the delayed reply. The dashboard shows both cases including and excluding re-infections, see this explanation by @eMaerthin:
I hope this helps.
We moreover wanted to mention that these data are also available at the finer geographical levels of voivodeship powiat.
Closed by #5456. Thank you!!
Dear JHU-CSSE team, we would like to bring to your attention a change in the way COVID case numbers are being reported in Poland (in these files: https://arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/items/e16df1fa98c2452783ec10b0aea4b341/data). Until 8 February, only first infections were counted (in a column called
liczba_przypadkow
). Now there are three different columns:liczba_nowych_zakazen
is detected cases EXCLUDING reinfections = the same asliczba_przypadkow
before 8 Februaryliczba_ponownych_zakazen
is detected reinfections - this has not been reported before 8 Februaryliczba_wszystkich_zakazen
is detected cases INCLUDING detected reinfections, i.e.liczba_nowych_zakazen
+liczba_ponownych_zakazen
The JHU data currently seem to contain the data from the
liczba_nowych_zakazen
column, i.e. without re-infections. The numbers used currently are consistent with those used historically, but we feel like at this stage cases including re-infections may be a more meaningful measure. We have also noticed some confusion among colleagues in Poland due to the resulting discrepancy to official Polish data (specifically with respect to the European COVID-19 Forecast Hub https://covid19forecasthub.eu/ which uses JHU data). We noticed that eg, for the UK a switch to cases including reinfections has been made in the past (https://github.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19/issues/5310).We would be very happy to hear your thoughts on this. Thanks a lot in advance,
Johannes Bracher (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany) and Marcin Bodych (Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Poland, @eMaerthin)