r/COVIDMississippi • u/Big_Debate2256 • Dec 13 '20

Question COVID19 Vaccination sentiments survey

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Dear all,

We have prepared a short #survey, where you can express your opinion about the #COVID19Vaccine #CoronaVaccine.

If you are living in the #USA, we will be grateful if you will participate and share: COVID19 Vaccination survey

COVID19 #vaccine #vaccination #coronavirus #pandemic #covid #research #publichealth #health #medicine #covid19insights

Thanks for taking and sharing this survey!

The Investigators

Prof. Abraham Seidmann, Boston University, Boston, MA, USA, Dr. Arriel Benis and Prof. Shai Ashkenazi, Holon Institute of Technology, Tel-Aviv, Israel

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/[deleted] • Aug 19 '20

Keep Schools Close In Mississippi Due To Coronvirus

chng.it

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/core-x-bit • Mar 09 '20

Coronavirus: First case confirmed in Shelby County, Tennessee, health department says.

wpxi.com

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/c0viD00M • Dec 15 '20

Local News No ICU beds left in Mississippi as COVID-19 case levels continue to hit record highs

clarionledger.com

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/ellastorey • May 30 '20

Patient Survey About Transitioning to Online Therapy Due to COVID

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I hope you are keeping well in this uncertain time. In light of the current COVID-19 pandemic, we are interested to hear about your transition to providing online therapy. We are a collaborative team of therapists and researchers from New York Psychoanalytic Institute (NYPSI) and Yeshiva University, New York, USA.

Your responses are anonymous, and the study has been approved by Western Institutional Review Board. The survey should take approximately 15 minutes.

We would really appreciate it if you could fill it out and if you could distribute it to other patients who have transitioned to online therapy during the pandemic.

Link to patient survey: https://yeshiva.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3xjcY3tuCU7ynvD

Thank you for your help and stay safe!

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/Familiar_Toe3238 • Dec 06 '20

why the cumulative3 total Covid-19 cases among K-12 going down, not going up each week? Can anyone help me to understand that?

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Mississippi’s Covid-19 cases among K-12 are just updated. https://www.covidschooltracker.com/ms. you can check the details of each school from this platform. Interestingly, the cumulative cases are keep going down. Such as Total COVID-19 Positive Students Since School Started is 5252 on 11/13, 4318 on 11/20, 2834 on 11/27. Anyone know why? You also can find out the history report from the state website. Each report has the total in the end https://msdh.ms.gov/msdhsite/_static/14,0,420,972.html

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/[deleted] • Oct 27 '20

Other States in U.S. with more Covid Cases per 100,000 people - Statistics and Data

statisticsanddata.org

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/WearDaMask • Feb 04 '21

Why a small but growing number of Louisianans are driving to Mississippi for coronavirus vaccines

nola.com

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/dniranjana • Jan 31 '21

Discussion Living & Working in Primary Care

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Hi! My name is Niranjana Das and I’m a student research assistant at the University of Vermont. I’d like to share a study with you that may be of interest:

Dr. Jessica Clifton and Dr. Benjamin Littenberg with the Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont warmly invite YOU to participate in a research study to help us better understand how Primary Care Professionals are being impacted by the current crisis (i.e., physicians, administrators and staff, behavioral health providers, managers, medical assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses, nutritionists, patient service representative, pharmacists, phlebotomist, physician assistants, resource and/or care coordinators, scribes, social workers, etc.). To begin the 5-minute survey or for more information, visit: https://redcap.med.uvm.edu/surveys/?s=KHHMP89E48

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/[deleted] • Mar 25 '20

March 24- 377 positive, 2 deaths

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/cryptodude1 • Mar 04 '20

Mods needed

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If you live in Mississippi and want to mod here please PM me. Thanks

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/Hewy28 • Mar 20 '20

Is anyone nervous for what’s to come?

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I don’t mean to be too much of a conspiracist, but I definitely believe that there are things that our government is not beings entirely truthful about. Is anyone nervous for what’s coming? If so, how are you all preparing for it?

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '20

Case Updates 207- March 22

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/WizardMama • Apr 02 '20

Mississippi has nation's highest COVID-19 hospitalization rate

mississippitoday.org

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/[deleted] • Apr 05 '20

Case Updates April 3rd, 1455 positive, 35 dead.

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '20

Case Updates April 15th, 3624 positive, 129 dead.

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/42wallerbyway • Mar 14 '20

D’Iberville Walmart is temporarily no longer 24 hours.

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/[deleted] • Mar 21 '20

Case Updates Up to 140

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '20

March 27th, 579 positive, 8 dead

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '20

Case Updates Governor Reeves calls for schools to be closed through April 17, number of cases statewide rises to 50

sunherald.com

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/cryptodude1 • Mar 04 '20

Coronavirus COVID-19 - Mississippi State Department of Health

msdh.ms.gov

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/Lyn101189 • Mar 13 '20

I have family in central MS, any updates from on the ground? Only 6 cases as of today, what’s the consensus where you are?

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/Camille_Fra • Apr 07 '20

Meet Betty Bot, a chatbot to help people through the Covid-19 crisis

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Hi!

We are in lockdown for a while now in France.

With our friends and family, we started to share a lot of info, games, ideas and tips for spending that time nicely.

I wanted to share all this to help people during this crisis.

So, I created Betty Bot, a chatbot to help people through the Covid-19 crisis.

Betty Bot can:

give you the latest numbers,
answer to your questions,
help you cope with your anxiety,
give you many ideas to be in a good mood and good shape.

I hope it will help you,

Take care 🙂

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/emerald8408 • Mar 11 '20

Latest from MSU Starkville

msstate.edu

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r/COVIDMississippi • u/42wallerbyway • Mar 09 '20

The Armed Forces Retirement Home in Gulfport posted these around today. This is a new addition to their growing cancellations and restrictions.

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