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5 things to know about the coronavirus today: School quarantines and curfew extensions

5 things to know about the coronavirus today: School quarantines and curfew extensions Daniel Susco © Provided by Dayton Daily News A historic tsunami of changes hit area schools in 2020 as the coronavirus pandemic transformed the way children in the region learned. The many impacts on K-12 schools and Miami University were deep and remain lasting going into 2021. (File Photo\Journal-News) It is New Year’s Eve, Thursday, Dec. 31, 2020, and these are five things to know about the coronavirus pandemic today. Ohio softens school quarantine policy Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced Wednesday that the state is changing its guidance on when K-12 students and teachers need to quarantine. The guidance now is that students and staff don’t have to quarantine if the close contact with a coronavirus-positive person was in a classroom and all parties were masked at the time.

Here s why Ohio governor is concerned about rate of vaccine distribution

Why Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is concerned about rate of vaccine distribution Jordan Laird © Will Jones Atrium Medical Center received 1,000 first-dose shipments of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2020, and began inoculating frontline healthcare workers Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020. PROVIDED/PREMIER HEALTH Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said Wednesday he is “not satisfied” with the slow rate at which the coronavirus vaccine is being distributed in the state and asked those involved to have “a sense of urgency.” The state has administered 94,078 doses of the two-dose COVID-19 vaccine regimen as of Wednesday afternoon, according to the Ohio Department of Health. That’s about 18% of the 529,000 doses the state expects to receive from Moderna and Pfizer by the end of this month. This means .8% of the state’s population and about 8% of the 1 million to 1.3 million people ODH estimates are in Phase 1A of distribution have received a dose.

Ohio s Hospice and Ascend Innovations Announce New Strategic Partnership

Press release content from Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Ohio’s Hospice and Ascend Innovations Announce New Strategic Partnership December 21, 2020 GMT Ohio s Hospice and Ascend Innovations Announce New Strategic Partnership DAYTON, Ohio - December 21, 2020 - ( Newswire.com ) Ohio’s Hospice and Ascend Innovations are proud to announce a strategic partnership designed to produce data-driven technologies at the forefront of digital transformation within hospice and palliative care services. This partnership combines the technical capabilities of Ascend with the clinical, business and domain expertise of Ohio’s Hospice to create scalable products in Dayton that improve community health and the delivery of healthcare services.

Health Commissioner Melissa Howell— A closer look at area surge • The Yellow Springs News

Ohio saw a massive bump in COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, Dec. 8. That day, 25,721 new cases were reported, bringing the statewide case total well over the half-million mark since the pandemic’s start. About 13,000 of the new cases represented a backlog of positive antigen tests dating back to Nov. 1, according to state health officials. But that still left about 12,721 new cases added in a single 24-hour period by far Ohio’s largest day of cases. Compounding the case data were record-breaking numbers of new hospitalizations and ICU admissions. Ohio added 657 new hospitalizations on Tuesday, including 67 patients admitted to the ICU. The hospitalization number was amplified by the antigen test backlog, which contributed about 100 additional hospital admissions to the total, state health officials said.

Nurse Who Welcomed Her 7th Child While in ICU Dies from COVID Complications Before She Could Hold Newborn

Nurse Who Welcomed Her 7th Child While in ICU Dies from COVID Complications Before She Could Hold Newborn People 12/12/2020 © Provided by People facebook Tawauna Averette A nurse in Ohio who recently gave birth to her seventh child has tragically died from complications related to the novel coronavirus before she was able to hold her newborn, according to her family and friends. Tawauna Averette a 42-year-old cardiac unit nurse at Kettering Medical Center in Dayton died on Tuesday, months after she and several of her colleagues fell ill with COVID-19, her husband Charles Averette told the © facebook Tawauna Averette It’s hard, he said. She was everything for us, and we don t have her no more.

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