Oregon

As of January 13, 2021, Oregon’s data is on a 1 day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm Eastern Time, when we publish our daily update.

On February 8, 2021, we cleared the history of our confirmed and probable cases fields in Oregon. Before Oregon switched to reporting tests in units of specimens, we had used its figures for people testing positive to represent confirmed cases and subtracted that number from total cases to get probable cases. However, it turned out that Oregon's people tested figure included people testing positive with antigen, so the positive people tested figure did not accurately reflect confirmed cases.

On January 29, 2021, Oregon announced that their COVID-19 case database would be down “for server and file migration maintenance” on January 30, 2021, and as a result there would be no update to their data on January 31, 2021. Because Oregon’s data is on a one day lag in our timeseries due to late updates, we were unable to update their data on February 1, 2021.

As of December 9, 2020, Oregon’s total test results are drawn from our totalTestsViral field instead of calculated via positive+negative. This change will cause Oregon’s totalTestResults to begin on March 29, 2020 instead of March 4, 2020. Because Oregon’s totalTestsViral represent only electronic laboratory reporting, whereas its cases and negatives represented tests from all sources, this change causes a decrease of 10,296 tests in totalTestResults on March 29. The old numbers remain available by summing the positive and negative fields of our API. In addition, Oregon has not reported their total tests in people units since December 2, 2020 and they indicated that they will not continue to report total tests in people, so we have removed any values in Total PCR tests (people) we previously carried over.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults from people to specimens on December 2, 2020, and stopped calculating Negative (people or cases). This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

On October 9, 2020, Oregon [announced}(https://www.oregon.gov/oha/ERD/Pages/OHA-changes-recovered-cases-reporting.aspx) they were removing the Recovered metric from their reporting and working on a revised definition of recovered. Due to this we cannot continue reporting Recovered, however the time series for the metric is available in the historical data, and our data downloads.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of January 13, 2021, Oregon’s data is on a 1 day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm Eastern Time, when we publish our daily update.

On February 8, 2021, we cleared the history of our confirmed and probable cases fields in Oregon. Before Oregon switched to reporting tests in units of specimens, we had used its figures for people testing positive to represent confiirmed cases and subtracted that number from total cases to get probable cases. However, it turned out that Oregon's people tested figure included people testing positive with antigen, so the positive people tested figure did not accurately reflect confirmed cases.

On January 29, 2021, Oregon announced that their COVID-19 case database would be down “for server and file migration maintenance” on January 30, 2021, and as a result there would be no update to their data on January 31, 2021. Because Oregon’s data is on a one day lag in our timeseries due to late updates, we were unable to update their data on February 1, 2021.

As of December 9, 2020, Oregon’s total test results are drawn from our totalTestsViral field instead of calculated via positive+negative. This change will cause Oregon’s totalTestResults to begin on March 29, 2020 instead of March 4, 2020. Because Oregon’s totalTestsViral represent only electronic laboratory reporting, whereas its cases and negatives represented tests from all sources, this change causes a decrease of 10,296 tests in totalTestResults on March 29. The old numbers remain available by summing the positive and negative fields of our API. In addition, Oregon has not reported their total tests in people units since December 2, 2020 and they indicated that they will not continue to report total tests in people, so we have removed any values in Total PCR tests (people) we previously carried over.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults from people to specimens on December 2, 2020, and stopped calculating Negative (people or cases). This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

On October 9, 2020, Oregon [announced}(https://www.oregon.gov/oha/ERD/Pages/OHA-changes-recovered-cases-reporting.aspx) they were removing the Recovered metric from their reporting and working on a revised definition of recovered. Due to this we cannot continue reporting Recovered, however the time series for the metric is available in the historical data, and our data downloads.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of January 13, 2021, Oregon’s data is on a 1 day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm Eastern Time, when we publish our daily update.

On January 29, 2021, Oregon announced that their COVID-19 case database would be down “for server and file migration maintenance” on January 30, 2021, and as a result there would be no update to their data on January 31, 2021. Because Oregon’s data is on a one day lag in our timeseries due to late updates, we were unable to update their data on February 1, 2021.

As of December 9, 2020, Oregon’s total test results are drawn from our totalTestsViral field instead of calculated via positive+negative. This change will cause Oregon’s totalTestResults to begin on March 29, 2020 instead of March 4, 2020. Because Oregon’s totalTestsViral represent only electronic laboratory reporting, whereas its cases and negatives represented tests from all sources, this change causes a decrease of 10,296 tests in totalTestResults on March 29. The old numbers remain available by summing the positive and negative fields of our API. In addition, Oregon has not reported their total tests in people units since December 2, 2020 and they indicated that they will not continue to report total tests in people, so we have removed any values in Total PCR tests (people) we previously carried over.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults from people to specimens on December 2, 2020, and stopped calculating Negative (people or cases). This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

On October 9, 2020, Oregon [announced}(https://www.oregon.gov/oha/ERD/Pages/OHA-changes-recovered-cases-reporting.aspx) they were removing the Recovered metric from their reporting and working on a revised definition of recovered. Due to this we cannot continue reporting Recovered, however the time series for the metric is available in the historical data, and our data downloads.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of January 13, 2021, Oregon’s data is on a 1 day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm Eastern Time, when we publish our daily update.

As of December 9, 2020, Oregon’s total test results are drawn from our totalTestsViral field instead of calculated via positive+negative. This change will cause Oregon’s totalTestResults to begin on March 29, 2020 instead of March 4, 2020. Because Oregon’s totalTestsViral represent only electronic laboratory reporting, whereas its cases and negatives represented tests from all sources, this change causes a decrease of 10,296 tests in totalTestResults on March 29. The old numbers remain available by summing the positive and negative fields of our API. In addition, Oregon has not reported their total tests in people units since December 2, 2020 and they indicated that they will not continue to report total tests in people, so we have removed any values in Total PCR tests (people) we previously carried over.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults from people to specimens on December 2, 2020, and stopped calculating Negative (people or cases). This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

On October 9, 2020, Oregon [announced}(https://www.oregon.gov/oha/ERD/Pages/OHA-changes-recovered-cases-reporting.aspx) they were removing the Recovered metric from their reporting and working on a revised definition of recovered. Due to this we cannot continue reporting Recovered, however the time series for the metric is available in the historical data, and our data downloads.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of January 13, 2021, Oregon’s data is on a 1 day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm Eastern Time, when we publish our daily update.

As of December 9, 2020, Oregon’s total test results are drawn from our totalTestsViral field instead of calculated via positive+negative. This change will cause Oregon’s totalTestResults to begin on March 29, 2020 instead of March 4, 2020. Because Oregon’s totalTestsViral represent only electronic laboratory reporting, whereas its cases and negatives represented tests from all sources, this change causes a decrease of 10,296 tests in totalTestResults on March 29. The old numbers remain available by summing the positive and negative fields of our API. In addition, Oregon has not reported their total tests in people units since December 2, 2020 and they indicated that they will not continue to report total tests in people, so we have removed any values in Total PCR tests (people) we previously carried over.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults and Negative (people or cases) from people to specimens on December 2, 2020. This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

On October 9, 2020, Oregon [announced}(https://www.oregon.gov/oha/ERD/Pages/OHA-changes-recovered-cases-reporting.aspx) they were removing the Recovered metric from their reporting and working on a revised definition of recovered. Due to this we cannot continue reporting Recovered, however the time series for the metric is available in the historical data, and our data downloads.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of January 13, 2021, Oregon’s data is on a 1 day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm Eastern Time, when we publish our daily update.

As of December 9, 2020, Oregon’s total test results are drawn from our totalTestsViral field instead of calculated via positive+negative. This change will cause Oregon’s totalTestResults to begin on March 29, 2020 instead of March 4, 2020. Because Oregon’s totalTestsViral represent only electronic laboratory reporting, whereas its cases and negatives represented tests from all sources, this change causes a decrease of 10,296 tests in totalTestResults on March 29. The old numbers remain available by summing the positive and negative fields of our API. In addition, Oregon has not reported their total tests in people units since December 2, 2020 and they indicated that they will not continue to report total tests in people, so we have removed any values in Total PCR tests (people) we previously carried over.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults and Negative (people or cases) from people to specimens on December 2, 2020. This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of December 9, 2020, Oregon’s total test results are drawn from our totalTestsViral field instead of calculated via positive+negative. This change will cause Oregon’s totalTestResults to begin on March 29, 2020 instead of March 4, 2020. Because Oregon’s totalTestsViral represent only electronic laboratory reporting, whereas its cases and negatives represented tests from all sources, this change causes a decrease of 10,296 tests in totalTestResults on March 29. The old numbers remain available by summing the positive and negative fields of our API. In addition, Oregon has not reported their total tests in people units since December 2, 2020 and they indicated that they will not continue to report total tests in people, so we have removed any values in Total PCR tests (people) we previously carried over.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults and Negative (people or cases) from people to specimens on December 2, 2020. This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of December 9, 2020, Oregon’s total test results are drawn from our totalTestsViral field instead of calculated via positive+negative. This change will cause Oregon’s totalTestResults to begin on March 29, 2020 instead of March 4, 2020. Because Oregon’s totalTestsViral represent only electronic laboratory reporting, whereas its cases and negatives represented tests from all sources, this change causes a decrease of 10,296 tests in totalTestResults on March 29. The old numbers remain available by summing the positive and negative fields of our API. In addition, Oregon has not reported their total tests in people units since December 2, 2020 and they indicated that they will not continue to report total tests in people, so we have removed any values in Total PCR tests (people) we previously carried over.

On December 16, 2020, Oregon did not update its data before our daily publication time.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults and Negative (people or cases) from people to specimens on December 2, 2020. This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of December 9, 2020, Oregon’s total test results are drawn from our totalTestsViral field instead of calculated via positive+negative. This change will cause Oregon’s totalTestResults to begin on March 29, 2020 instead of March 4, 2020. Because Oregon’s totalTestsViral represent only electronic laboratory reporting, whereas its cases and negatives represented tests from all sources, this change causes a decrease of 10,296 tests in totalTestResults on March 29. The old numbers remain available by summing the positive and negative fields of our API. In addition, Oregon has not reported their total tests in people units since December 2, 2020 and they indicated that they will not continue to report total tests in people, so we have removed any values in Total PCR tests (people) we previously carried over.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults and Negative (people or cases) from people to specimens on December 2, 2020. This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults and Negative (people or cases) from people to specimens on December 2, 2020. This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of December 9, 2020, Oregon’s total test results are drawn from our totalTestsViral field instead of calculated via positive+negative. This change will cause Oregon’s totalTestResults to begin on March 29, 2020 instead of March 4, 2020. Because Oregon’s totalTestsViral represent only electronic laboratory reporting, whereas its cases and negatives represented tests from all sources, this change causes a decrease of 10,296 tests in totalTestResults on March 29. The old numbers remain available by summing the positive and negative fields of our API. In addition, Oregon has not reported their total tests in people units since December 2, 2020 and they indicated that they will not continue to report total tests in people, so we have removed any values in Total PCR tests (people) we previously carried over.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults and Negative (people or cases) from people to specimens on December 2, 2020. This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of December 9, 2020, Oregon's total test results are drawn from our totalTestsViral field instead of calculated via positive+negative. Oregon has not reported their total tests in people units since December 2,2020 and they indicated that they will not continue to report total tests in people, so we have removed any Total PCR tests (people) we previously carried over.

On December 3, 2020, Oregon removed its total people tested metric, after adding total specimens on December 1. Because they did not provide a full timeseries of specimens, as of December 4, we switched our totalTestResults and Negative (people or cases) from people to specimens on December 2, 2020. This causes an artificial increase of totalTestResults by 960,248 on that day.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

On December 3, Oregon announced that they are changing their test results units to specimens and are updating their dashboards. The main dashboard[https://public.tableau.com/profile/oregon.health.authority.covid.19#!/vizhome/OregonHealthAuthorityCOVID-19DataDashboard/COVID-19EPITested] has been removed, and we will be pulling data from their other in-process dashboards.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

On December 1, 2020, Negative (people or cases) decreased by 3,258 from 968,686 to 965,428. Oregon did not post an explanation. Since totalTestResults are computed positive+negative in the state, this caused totalTestResults to drop by 2,035.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard. Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from [Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard] (https://public.tableau.com/profile/oregon.health.authority.covid.19#!/vizhome/OregonCOVID-19Update/HospitalCapacity). Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

On November 5, 2020 we began reporting current hospitalizations from [Oregon's COVID-19 Update Dashboard] (https://public.tableau.com/profile/oregon.health.authority.covid.19#!/vizhome/OregonCOVID-19Update/HospitalCapacity). Previously we had been capturing these metrics on the Oregon Health Authority page.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

On November 4, 2020, Oregon stopped reporting current hospitalization data on the Oregon Health Authority page, and so we did not update Oregon's current hospitalization data. Current hospitalization data is provided on Oregon's data dashboard, but it lags a day behind the other source. We will evaluate this change and resume reporting Oregon hospital data when we are sure we can preserve the time series.

As of June 6, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of June 6th, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of June 6th, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of June 6th, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

As of June 6th, 2020, Oregon only releases updated data for Cases (confirmed plus probable), Deaths (confirmed and probable), and Negative PCR tests (people) metrics on the weekend.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho.

As of April 27, Oregon is reporting people tested.

For June 15, we reported deaths, cases and negatives from Oregon’s press release from June 14.

On June 20, per weekend report, two cases in Polk County previously reported as COVID-19 were determined to be non-COVID-19 and numbers updated to reflect the change.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho. As of April 27, Oregon is reporting people tested. For June 15, we reported deaths, cases and negatives from Oregon’s press release from June 14. On June 20, per weekend report, two cases in Polk County previously reported as COVID-19 were determined to be non-COVID-19 and numbers updated to reflect the change.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho. As of April 27, Oregon is reporting people tested. For June 15, we report deaths, cases and negatives from Oregon’s press release from June 14. On 6/20/20, per weekend report, two cases in Polk County previously reported as COVID-19 were determined to be non-COVID-19 and numbers updated to reflect the change.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho. As of April 27, Oregon is reporting people tested. For June 15, we report deaths, cases and negatives from Oregon’s press release from June 14. On 6/20/20, per weekend report, two cases in Polk County previously reported as COVID-19 were determined to be non-COVID-19 and numbers updated to reflect the change.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho. As of April 27, Oregon is reporting people tested. For June 15, we report deaths, cases and negatives from Oregon’s press release from June 14. On 6/20/20, per weekend report, two cases in Polk County previously reported as COVID-19 were determined to be non-COVID-19 and numbers updated to reflect the change.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho. As of April 27, Oregon is reporting people tested. For June 15, we report deaths, cases and negatives from Oregon’s press release from June 14.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho. As of April 27, Oregon is reporting people tested.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho. As of April 27, Oregon is reporting people tested.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho. As of April 27, Oregon is reporting people tested.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho. As of April 27, Oregon is reporting people tested.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho, as the state does in its table (noted below).

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho, as the state does in its table (noted below). Negatives = Totals - Positives. Positives sometimes update before totals do; when this happens, we keep the last calculated negative.

Total includes Oregon & Montana residents tested in Idaho, as the state does in its table (noted below). Negatives = Totals - Positives. Positives sometimes update before totals do; when this happens, we keep the last calculated negative.

On 4/7, Oregon revised downward their Cumulative Hospitalized and Ventilator counts.

Click to expand the Situation in Oregon section. Death sourced from press release.

Click to expand the Situation in Oregon section. Death sourced from press release.

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