COVID-19 Regional Statistics

Sources:

• Northern Kentucky: Northern Kentucky Health Department
  Northern Kentucky (NKY) figures include counts for four counties: Kenton, Campbell, Boone, and Grant.
• Cincinnati Insights: City of Cincinnati       
  Cincinnati figures include counts just within the City of Cincinnati borders.

Sources:

• New York Times Coronavirus in the US: Figures are a rolling 7 day average of the number of new cases per 100,000 by county and state. 

Green values indicate the decrease in number compared to the day prior (or second latest data point in the system). Red values indicate the increase in number.

Sources:

• Rt Live: Rt refers to the “effective reproduction number” of COVID-19. It is measure of how rapidly the disease is spreading in a community. An Rt of 1 means that, on average, each infected person spreads the disease to one other person.  An Rt of above 1 will quickly lead to a large number of cases; it indicates a trend towards exponential growth. An Rt of less than 1 will trend towards the end of an outbreak. 

Sources:

• Northern Kentucky University maintains these data to educate the campus and community about the number of positive COVID-19 cases among students and employees. Cases reported to NKU by all confirmed members of the NKU community are included, excepting high school students enrolled in NKU courses (their numbers are maintained by their respective school districts). If positive results are not self-reported by the affected student or employee, the University will not record that information on the dashboard. Numbers less than 5 are suppressed according to state data release policies. Confidentiality laws prohibit the University from disclosing identifying information about affected individuals.
  
  Members of the campus community who receive a positive test result from any testing agency should report it on the Self-reporting Positive Test Form.