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To generate Alabama-specific COVID-19 risk indictor reports, AlaSyS uses a modified version of R code developed in collaboration with the National Syndromic Surveillance Program (NSSP), National Healthcare Safety Network, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s COVID-19 Response Case Surveillance Task Force. The dashboard’s syndromic data are drawn from emergency department admissions when people seek care. These data are compared with case-based information, including lab results, to calculate the risk of further spread. Each county’s risk of COVID-19 is categorized and color-coded green (Low), yellow (Moderate), orange (High), or red (Very High). The main indicator for limiting the risk of COVID-19 spread in the community is the number of days a county has a downward trend of new cases each day. Whether the case counts are increasing or decreasing influences a county’s risk (e.g., low risk).

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