Swampscott Covid-19 Overview


11

Total Deaths of Swampscott Residents

213

Completed Isolation

Data Info

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Total Cases (Cumulative) represents the cumulative number of lab-confirmed cases for Swampscott residents. Data is reported starting at the week beginning 3/2/20. To view "probable cases", check the checkbox at the top of the page.

Lab Confirmed Cases only include positive PCR tests results (PCR tests are done by nasopharyngeal swabs).

Probable cases are treated like positive cases, but are not included in the lab confirmed case count. Probable cases include cases that are diagnosed by a physician based on symptoms without lab testing being done; positive serology (antibody) testing and/or positive antigen testing (this is one type of rapid test being offered).

New Cases represents the number of new lab-confirmed cases for Swampscott residents. Data is reported starting at the week beginning 3/2/20. To view "probable cases", check the checkbox at the top of the page.

Lab Confirmed Cases only include positive PCR tests results (PCR tests are done by nasopharyngeal swabs).

Probable cases are treated like positive cases, but are not included in the lab confirmed case count. Probable cases include cases that are diagnosed by a physician based on symptoms without lab testing being done; positive serology (antibody) testing and/or positive antigen testing (this is one type of rapid test being offered).

Lab-confirmed Cases
Probable Cases

Notes

  • Case counts are obtained by each local Board of Health through reports submitted to the Massachusetts Virtual Epidemiologic Network (MAVEN).
  • This data includes information for Swampscott residents only
  • For the purpose of this data, a week is defined as Sunday-Saturday in order to more closely align with the MDPH’s Weekly COVID-19 Public Health Report
  • Case counts are fluid for a variety of reasons, including, but not limited, to a probable case that then has a positive PCR test, which would change the case classification from probable to a confirmed case, a case that actually lives in another community so that case is transferred and counted by the other community, etc.
  • The data provided does not include those that are under quarantine (ex. those that are quarantined because they are considered a close contact of a positive case or travelers that have been asked to self-quarantine upon arrival into the state).
  • Isolation: Average isolation is 10 days +/- 4 days depending on a variety of factors (ex. symptom resolution)