COVID-19 data dashboards updated to provide simpler, more intuitive view of King County data
We are excited to share a simplified, more intuitive, and mobile-friendly redesign of our COVID-19 data dashboards.
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New data dashboard on COVID-19 among youth provides clues for the trajectory ahead
Data on cases, hospitalizations and vaccine coverage focused on youth ages 0-17 in King County is now available. This dashboard helps us look at how cases in youth compare to those of adults over time.
Read MoreNew King County data: Inequitable health impacts of COVID-19 reflect the intersections of social and economic factors
Public Health – Seattle & King County created a social and economic risk index in 2020 to help leaders and managers direct resources and prevention efforts to communities with the greatest COVID-19 inequities. Now, that data is available to the public through a new data dashboard and a report with analysis and key takeaways.
The data shows how multiple interconnected structural and systemic factors are associated with COVID-19 disease rates across King County neighborhoods over the course of the pandemic.
Read MoreWhat King County’s data tells us about race, geography and the COVID-19 vaccines
Public Health has a recently enhanced vaccine data dashboard that shows which populations have received the vaccine so far. The data helps shape Public Health strategies to center equity in how we focus our limited resources. The dashboard also gives the public access to information to hold us accountable to equity principles.
Read MoreCOVID-19 Outbreak Data Now Available Through Online Dashboard
Updated data on COVID-19 outbreak settings is now available on Public Health’s COVID-19 webpage. It provides a snapshot of the number of outbreaks that Public Health has identified across various settings such as worksites, long term care facilities and schools.
Read MoreNew survey shows how COVID-19 is impacting basic needs, mental health, and social supports in King County
The coronavirus pandemic has brought dramatic changes to our lives – beyond the illness and death directly caused by the virus. Rising unemployment, increased needs for food assistance, and remote schooling are all economic and social impacts of COVID-19 that go beyond the daily counts of new cases or deaths. New data from the Washington State Community Recovery Oriented Needs Assessment (CORONA) survey show how widespread these impacts are.
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