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. 2020 Jul 1;71(12):3174–3181. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciaa864

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Figure 4. — Predicted intensive care unit (ICU) demand with different mandate and voluntary strategies. A, ICU demand predicted by modeling selected public health mandates and voluntary behaviors, with Swedish prepandemic capacities shown as dotted lines. B, Median number of individuals predicted to require intensive care at the indicated date for each of the indicated public health mandates, again compared with the reported Swedish prepandemic ICU capacity. Numbers in parentheses represent interventions listed in Methods. Abbreviations: SD, social distancing; SI, self-isolation; Vol, Voluntary; WFH, work from home.