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. 2020 Oct 12;15(10):e0239798. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0239798

Table 2. Statewide outcome measures.

Cumulative Peak
Peak Infection (%) Peak Day IAR % CAR % Deaths Hospitalizations Infections HB ICUB V
NI 1.67 18-Apr 59.15 37.26 30646 193089 6387094 33979 11356 5702
SC 1.05 26-Apr 50.31 31.70 27356 173196 5432630 23638 7995 3970
Scenarios 1 0.49 28-Jul 37.81 23.74 19431 127589 4082885 11166 3804 1861
2 0.38 22-Aug 31.47 19.60 15209 104050 3398305 8753 2993 1454
3 0.25 28-Sep 19.45 11.95 8509 61535 2100760 5638 1922 940
4 0.48 5-Aug 37.03 23.20 18850 124248 3998923 11197 3823 1861
5 0.37 2-Sep 29.62 18.36 13566 95984 3197887 8728 2980 1452
6 0.25 29-Sep 17.71 10.85 7734 55673 1912008 5484 1858 914
7 0.47 15-Aug 35.65 22.27 17481 118664 3849091 10911 3717 1816
8 0.37 8-Sep 27.45 16.93 12205 88083 2963912 8720 2984 1448
9 0.23 29-Sep 15.36 9.40 6662 47910 1658130 4659 1573 781

Statistical summaries that compare baseline and intervention scenarios with respect to Peak Infection (%), Peak Day, IAR (%), CAR (%), Cumulative Deaths, Cumulative Hospitalization, Cumulative Infections, Peak HB, Peak ICUB, and Peak V.