New Hampshire

Rows edited: 1 NH 2021-02-26 positive: 74893 (was 74568) negative: 575460 (was 574809) hospitalizedCurrently: 95 (was 97) hospitalizedCumulative: 1109 (was 1106) inIcuCumulative: 344 (was 343) recovered: 70899 (was 70547) death: 1167 (was 1163) probableCases: 22211 (was 22101) positiveCasesViral: 52682 (was 52467) totalTestsPeopleViral: 628142 (was 627276) totalTestsPeopleAntibody: 37609 (was 37558) lastUpdateTime: 2021-02-26 14:00:00+00:00 (was 2021-02-25 14:00:00+00:00)

Rows edited: 1 NH 2021-02-26 positive: 74893 (was 74568) negative: 575460 (was 574809) hospitalizedCurrently: 95 (was 97) hospitalizedCumulative: 1109 (was 1106) inIcuCumulative: 344 (was 343) recovered: 70899 (was 70547) death: 1167 (was 1163) probableCases: 22211 (was 22101) positiveCasesViral: 52682 (was 52467) totalTestsPeopleViral: 628142 (was 627276) totalTestsPeopleAntibody: 37609 (was 37558) lastUpdateTime: 2021-02-26 14:00:00+00:00 (was 2021-02-25 14:00:00+00:00)

Rows edited: 1 NH 2021-02-17 positive: 71965 (was 71215) negative: 567204 (was 566316) hospitalizedCurrently: 126 (was 119) hospitalizedCumulative: 1083 (was 1080) inIcuCumulative: 338 (was 336) recovered: 67445 (was 67222) death: 1148 (was 1136) probableCases: 21167 (was 20642) totalTestsViral: 1377103 (was 1370889) positiveCasesViral: 50797 (was 50573) totalTestsPeopleViral: 618001 (was 616889) totalTestsAntibody: 38765 (was 38713) totalTestsPeopleAntibody: 37226 (was 37178) totalTestsAntigen: 172069 (was 168093) lastUpdateTime: 2021-02-17 14:00:00+00:00 (was 2021-02-16 14:00:00+00:00)

Rows edited: 1 NH 2021-02-17 positive: 71965 (was 71215) negative: 567204 (was 566316) hospitalizedCurrently: 126 (was 119) hospitalizedCumulative: 1083 (was 1080) inIcuCumulative: 338 (was 336) recovered: 67445 (was 67222) death: 1148 (was 1136) probableCases: 21167 (was 20642) totalTestsViral: 1377103 (was 1370889) positiveCasesViral: 50797 (was 50573) totalTestsPeopleViral: 618001 (was 616889) totalTestsAntibody: 38765 (was 38713) totalTestsPeopleAntibody: 37226 (was 37178) totalTestsAntigen: 172069 (was 168093) lastUpdateTime: 2021-02-17 14:00:00+00:00 (was 2021-02-16 14:00:00+00:00)

Rows edited: 1 NH 2021-02-12 positive: 70072 (was 69612) hospitalizedCurrently: 131 (was 138) hospitalizedCumulative: 1071 (was 1069) recovered: 65730 (was 65349) death: 1126 (was 1117) probableCases: 20262 (was 20052) positiveCasesViral: 49810 (was 49560) totalTestsPeopleViral: 614990 (was 613210) totalTestsPeopleAntibody: 37010 (was 36974) lastUpdateTime: 2021-02-12 14:00:00+00:00 (was 2021-02-11 14:00:00+00:00)

Rows edited: 1 NH 2021-02-12 negative: 565180 (was 563650)

Rows edited: 1 NH 2021-02-12 positive: 70072 (was 69612) hospitalizedCurrently: 131 (was 138) hospitalizedCumulative: 1071 (was 1069) recovered: 65730 (was 65349) death: 1126 (was 1117) probableCases: 20262 (was 20052) positiveCasesViral: 49810 (was 49560) totalTestsPeopleViral: 614990 (was 613210) totalTestsPeopleAntibody: 37010 (was 36974) lastUpdateTime: 2021-02-12 14:00:00+00:00 (was 2021-02-11 14:00:00+00:00)

Rows edited: 1 NH 2021-02-12 negative: 565180 (was 563650)

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New Hampshire did not update their dashboards on 1/1/21, so we do not have data to update the carried over values.

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This also affects Negatives. Revising historical negatives to subtract the new confirmed cases from 11/20 Changes (9).txt

On 10/3/20, NH began releasing a PCR positive + Antigen positive breakdown on their COVID-19 Summary Dashboard.

Our time series for Positive Antigen Tests (People) only goes back until 11/20/20.

We have screenshots of the dashboard from 10/3/20 - 11/11/20. On 11/12/20, NH's COVID-19 Summary Dashboard began to have issues, and we were unable to resume screenshots of the page (now PDF) until 12/11/20. This means that there is a one week period from 11/12/20 - 11/19/20 where we do not have numbers.

Whoops, double filed for this at #1027 and #1028

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Rows edited: 1
NH 2020-11-24
    positive: 18382 (was 18042)
    negative: 389286 (was 388185)
    hospitalizedCumulative: 832 (was 831)
    inIcuCumulative: 276 (was 277)
    recovered: 13558 (was 13226)
    death: 513 (was 512)
    totalTestsViral: 775598 (was 770791)
    positiveCasesViral: 18382 (was 18042)
    totalTestsPeopleViral: 407668 (was 406227)
    totalTestsAntibody: 33949 (was 33915)
    totalTestsPeopleAntibody: 32967 (was 32939)
    positiveTestsPeopleAntigen: 2962 (was 2830)
    lastUpdateTime: 2020-11-24 14:00:00+00:00 (was 2020-11-23 14:00:00+00:00)
    dateChecked: 2020-11-25 18:15:00+00:00 (was 2020-11-24 23:46:00+00:00)
    checker: RSG (was DZL)
    doubleChecker: MM (was SB)

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On 10/4, NH removed the testing by individuals from their website. As a result, we've carried over the values for Total Antibody Tests (People), Total PCR Tests (People), and Negative.

** UPDATE 10/5 ** Total Antibody Tests (People) and Total PCR Tests (People) values returned with the 10/5 update.

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AFTER 10/5: ** UPDATE 10/5 ** Total Antibody Tests (People) and Total PCR Tests (People) values returned with the 10/5 update. NH seems to have skipped the 10/5 update for the Interactive Dashboard (https://www.nh.gov/covid19/dashboard/overview.htm#dash) and the Summary Dashboard (https://www.nh.gov/covid19/dashboard/summary.htm) . As a result, We are carrying over Antibody Tests (People), Total Tests (PCR), and "Cumulative in ICU."

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On 10/14 NH updated after we published. I patched that late update.

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AFTER: On 10/20 NH updated after we published, I patched that late update.

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On 10/23 NH updated after we published. I patched that late update

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BEFORE 11/11:

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All metrics were patched except for Total antibody tests (specimens), Total PCR tests (specimens), and cum. icu as the NH dashboard were experiencing technical difficulties.

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AFTER 11/13:

All metrics were patched except for Total antibody tests (specimens), Total PCR tests (specimens), and cum. icu as the NH dashboard were experiencing technical difficulties.

11/24: Rows edited: 1 NH 2020-11-24 positive: 18382 (was 18042) negative: 389286 (was 388185) hospitalizedCumulative: 832 (was 831) inIcuCumulative: 276 (was 277) recovered: 13558 (was 13226) death: 513 (was 512) totalTestsViral: 775598 (was 770791) positiveCasesViral: 18382 (was 18042) totalTestsPeopleViral: 407668 (was 406227) totalTestsAntibody: 33949 (was 33915) totalTestsPeopleAntibody: 32967 (was 32939) positiveTestsPeopleAntigen: 2962 (was 2830) lastUpdateTime: 2020-11-24 14:00:00+00:00 (was 2020-11-23 14:00:00+00:00) dateChecked: 2020-11-25 18:15:00+00:00 (was 2020-11-24 23:46:00+00:00) checker: RSG (was DZL) doubleChecker: MM (was SB)

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This issue was partially resolved here: https://github.com/COVID19Tracking/issues/issues/780. I will adjust the 8/20 Total Antibody Tests (People) value (28924) to reflect the corresponding screenshot value from 8/20.

https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/NH/NH-20200820-181947.png

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We started capturing daily values on the 20-Aug. We backfilled with data captured on the 19-Aug.

Notice: These values are continuously updated by the state, so data today will not be the same as yesterday (and any day before) on the same dates

Backfilled antibody total tests with data captured on Aug-19th

NH - [NH] Analysis PCR & Antibody testing PR-780.pdf

Spent a while looking at this. Some preliminary conclusions:

• The 5/13 and 5/14 numbers for Positive Cases (PCR) are clearly not from the same dataset. In the screenshot, the 5/13 positive cases (PCR) number (1863) is the number of "current cases" (e.g. unrecovered) which seems like a data entry error. I don't know where the 5/14 number comes from; it's not in the screenshot.
• Positive Cases (PCR) data is missing from 5/10 through 5/12 for no apparent reason
• Besides the gap and the two weird days, Positive Cases (PCR) is identical to our Positives column where available.
• NH provides a dataset for "positive cases by report date" that has data slightly revised from what was posted on their dashboard. It nevertheless tracks very closely with our positives column:
• In contrast to what @brianskli wrote a month ago, the "presumptive positive" language seems present until 5/16 when it becomes just "positive". "Presumptive-positive" sounds weird, like it could mean probable, but the transition to simpler confirmed language doesn't involve any decline. I think the "presumptive" language may just be referring to the fact it's not the CDC itself confirming the case, which is fine.

Under these circumstances, I think ideally we would use the official NH data for both Positive Cases (PCR) and Positives, but our backfill policy is not to take revised data like this since it's not "forward compatible" with future data entry.

Given that, I think the right thing to do is repair and extend the Positive Cases (PCR) column by copying over the data from Positives going all the way back to early March. Since it so closely tracks the state confirmed positive case data I think we can conclude the dashboard was reporting confirmed positives throughout.

Small note, looks like the 5/14 number came from a "Weekly Report" that data entry was using for hospitalization numbers. Unfortunately this was an old value from more than a week prior, but after the mistake the previous day, perhaps it seemed plausible since it was an increase.

After discussion on the backfill team, we decided to be conservative and repair the clearly incorrect data from 5/10 through 5/15 in the Positive Cases (PCR) column but not copy the longer history of the Positives column.

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Confirmed the values matched "Deaths", then removed "Deaths (confirmed) for NH between today and 5/12.

Updated NH's source note for Deaths (confirmed) to Not Provided and explained in NH private notes

DC'ed by JJA 6/26 9:40:00 a.m. ET

It looks like @karaschechtman fixed this on June 15th.

Thank you very much for your issue @mm3875!

Unfortunately, this discrepancy is due to lags between the state's public reporting dashboard and information that goes into making this table. If you can check out the daily screenshots we have at New Hampshire here (https://covidtracking.com/data/state/new-hampshire#historical), you can see that the state frequently updates new tests past our 4 pm EST publish time, where at certain points even until the early am the next day. This means that we often capture these increases later down the line as the state dashboard catches up. We are working on a solution internally to patch these numbers retroactively based on this information provided by the state.

Hope this helps!

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Thank you @ChadBrock - it looks like there was a miscalculation which read a percentage as a full number for the May 3rd data capture.

We've updated the historical data.

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Hi @Spamtank Thanks for letting us know.

New Hampshire corrected negatives that they shared this weekend as per https://www.facebook.com/wmur9/videos/251356819569103/ We will update our notes to reflect that.