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Due to stringent testing criteria, a disparity exists between official positive cases of COVID19 and true number of positive cases. This calculator gives an estimate of the number of true current cases based on the number of confirmed COVID19 deaths in your region. This calculator will help you scale-up inventory of various RT-PCR reagents and number of technicians to perform the assay. Out of the true current cases calculated, it will also estimate possible number of patients that may need hospitalization or access to quarantine facility.
Due to stringent testing criteria, a disparity exists between official positive cases of COVID19 and true number of positive cases. This calculator gives an estimate of the number of true current cases based on the number of confirmed COVID19 deaths in your region. This calculator will help you scale-up inventory of various RT-PCR reagents and number of technicians to perform the assay. Out of the true current cases calculated, it will also estimate possible number of patients that may need hospitalization or access to quarantine facility.
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Infected estimate for India on 27.pdfThe program below helps you determine the eligibility of a person to take COVID19 test. Not everybody is currently eligible for COVID19 testing by RT-PCR. Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), periodically publishes guidelines to determine patient eligibility. This program is based on the most recent ICMR publication “Strategy for COVID19 testing in India (Version 4, dated 09/04/2020)”.
The program below helps you determine the eligibility of a person to take COVID19 test. Not everybody is currently eligible for COVID19 testing by RT-PCR. Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), periodically publishes guidelines to determine patient eligibility. This program is based on the most recent ICMR publication “Strategy for COVID19 testing in India (Version 4, dated 09/04/2020)”.
Strategy for COVID19 testing in India (Version 4, dated 09/04/2020).
Strategy for COVID19 testing in India (Version 4, dated 09/04/2020).
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