Back on the subject of reported deaths versus date of death.
Jason Salemi, a biostatistician and professor at the University of South Florida in Tampa has put together a very good resource presenting this information and other COVID data from the state of Florida.
http://covid19florida.mystrikingly.com/
He provides an entire set of tables, charts and graphs on day of death versus reported death date.
http://covid19florida.mystrikingly.com/deaths
One good example is this graph from a visual representation of the delay in number of days of a death being reported. Note the delay has increased significantly in recent weeks.
3. Lag in Reporting of COVID-19 Deaths
A graphical look
There is also this view of reporting lag.
4. Deaths By Date of Death and When They Were Reported
Also a good illustration of reporting lag
There are many other useful Florida COVID data resources on the website. All based on data provided from the state of Florida.
One example are these graphs on date of death and reported date of death. Note the recent few weeks are not complete until the state data catches up.
There are also complete tables on COVID deaths by date aligned with reported days. All the information is downloadable and sharable. Many graphs allow you set date ranges, etc.
