For public health staff, researchers, and readers comparing outbreak counts they already have, Case Counts summarizes changes across dates and locations. It calculates differences between reporting periods, compares regions, and flags gaps such as mismatched case definitions or reporting windows. You leave with a trend brief, a regional comparison, or a plain-language update that states what the figures do—and do not—show.
Case Counts
Compare dated outbreak case counts and explain what the trends show.
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What it writes
- Outbreak trend summary by reporting period
- Side-by-side regional case-count comparison
- Plain-language update with data caveats
How to use it
Include exact counts, date ranges, locations, and the intended audience in your first message. Note whether figures are cumulative or newly reported; that distinction changes how trends should be read.
What you bring
- Counts with dates or reporting periods
- Locations and disease being compared
- Source notes and case definitions, if known
- Have the case-count figures ready
A good fit for
- Comparing weekly case counts across two neighboring counties
- Preparing a public update from a month of outbreak reports
- Checking whether regional trends use matching reporting periods
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Compare these weekly measles counts in North and South counties for March: North 12, 18, 15, 22; South 8, 11, 19, 17. Note the trend and limits.
Summarize this norovirus outbreak in plain language for a school board: 6 cases on April 2, 14 on April 9, and 21 on April 16 across three schools.
Compare reported dengue cases in District A and District B from May 1 to May 28. A: 40, 52, 61, 70; B: 35, 38, 49, 55. Explain the weekly changes.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Finding current outbreak counts or verifying sources
- Diagnosis or treatment decisions for individuals
- Public-health decisions requiring official surveillance analysis
- Cannot access live surveillance dashboards or verify figures
- Cannot infer missing counts or reconcile unknown case definitions
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