State health department makes major changes to COVID dashboard

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2 thoughts on “State health department makes major changes to COVID dashboard

  1. Looks like they’re providing more charts, but less information. I don’t really see the benefit to the public in completely changing the format of what they’ve been reporting for two years, especially when Indiana had a user-friendly dashboard, much better than another state I had looked at.

  2. And what happens when the next variant arrives and spreads throughout Indiana? Will the state return to more transparency, or continue the “the out-of-sight, out-of-mind…what you don’t know won’t hurt you” mindset?

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