. The US and China are so far the dominant poles here.

This reality is leading to a slow change in mindset in Europe, such that it must less debate the merits of the Italian versus the French view of the world, but rather how Europe looks compared with both the US and China. Talk of a European army is part of this. While the Hanseatic League 2.0 countries do not have a manifesto, the kinds of things they value – economic openness, innovation and human development – are the factors that can empower the EU to hold its own relative to the US and China into 2019.

Michael O’Sullivan is the chief investment officer in the wealth management division at Credit Suisse and author of Ireland and the Global Question. David Skilling is director of Landfall Strategy CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A new model from the University of Washington shows that Ohio has more than enough hospital and intensive care unit capacity to handle the onslaught of expected coronavirus cases.

According to projections from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington, Ohio’s coronavirus cases are expected to peak April 19, with 3,900 hospital beds needed, 585 of them in the ICU, and 468 ventilators.

Ohio has about 34,000 hospital beds at more than 100 hospitals across the state, and 2,500 ICU beds, according to data compiled by the Associated Press. The Washington study says Ohio has less than 1,300 ICU beds.

The predictions are far less dire than models Ohio Department of Health Director Dr. Amy Acton and Gov. Mike DeWine have cited at statehouse news briefings.

DeWine said Friday that hospitals need to build up beds and other capacity to three times what they currently have, with 6,000 to 10,000 newly diagnosed coronavirus patients a day in coming weeks. The state has used models from Ohio State University and the Cleveland Clinic.

On Monday, Acton said she wanted hospitals to at least double capacity, in time for a peak in mid- to late-April, depending on how successful successful distancing is. That includes increased staffing and equipment.

“Our forecast, our weather station gets a little better each time,” Acton said. “It gets better with each day and more accurate... We already see from the stories from the front line; it’s a lot of work in ICUs and hospitals.”

Acton said she believes the Washington model looks at peak capacity day-
. The US and China are so far the dominant poles here. 

 This reality is lead to a dull change in mindset in Europe, such that it must less debate the deservingness of the Italian versus the French view of the world, but quite how Europe count compared with both the US and China. Talk of a European army is part of this. While the Hanseatic League 2.0 country do not have a manifesto, the kinds of thing they value – economic openness, innovation and human development – are the factors that can empower the EU to defy its own relative to the US and China into 2019. 

 Michael O’Sullivan is the chief investment officer in the wealth management class at Credit Suisse and author of Ireland and the Global Question. David Skilling is director of Landfall Strategy CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A new model from the University of Washington show that Ohio has more than enough hospital and intensive care unit capacity to cover the onslaught of expected coronavirus cases. 

 According to projections from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington, Ohio ’s coronavirus cases are expected to peak April 19, with 3,900 hospital beds needed, 585 of them in the ICU, and 468 ventilators. 

 Ohio has about 34,000 hospital beds at more than 100 hospitals across the state, and 2,500 ICU beds, harmonize to data compiled by the Associated Press. The Washington discipline say Ohio has less than 1,300 ICU beds. 

 The prediction are far less dire than models Ohio Department of Health Director Dr. Amy Acton and Gov. Mike DeWine have cited at statehouse news briefing. 

 DeWine said Friday that hospitals need to build up beds and other capacity to three times what they currently have, with 6,000 to 10,000 newly diagnosed coronavirus patients a sidereal day in coming week. The state has used models from Ohio State University and the Cleveland Clinic. 

 On Monday, Acton said she wanted hospital to at least double capacity, in time for a acme in mid- to late - April, depending on how successful successful distancing is. That includes increased staffing and equipment. 

 “ Our prognosis, our weather station gets a little better each time, ” Acton say. “ It gets good with each day and more accurate... We already see from the floor from the front line; it ’s a lot of oeuvre in ICUs and hospital. ” 

 Acton said she believes the Washington model looks at peak capacity day-
. Thf US and China are so fav the dominant poles hece.

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MichaeL O’SuLlivan is tHe chieF InvestmENt officEr in thE weAltH manAGeMeNt dIvISioN At creDIt SUisse and AuThOr of IRelaND AND the gloBal QUestiOn. David SkilliNg iS dirECtoR of LaNdfalL StrAtEgy CLeVELANd, Ohio -- a nEw model from the UNiveRsity of WaShiNgTon ShOws thAT Ohio hAs mOre Than enoUgh hospITal AnD INTeNsive care unit capacItY TO hAndle the OnslauGHt Of EXpected cOrOnaViruS CAses.

ACcorDInG to projeCtions FRoM tHe InstiTuTe for HEaLth metRics aND EvaLuatioN at the UnIversITy of Washington, oHio’s coronavirUS cASEs ARe exPecTed to peak ApRil 19, wITh 3,900 hoSpitAL bEds NEeded, 585 Of theM iN ThE iCU, and 468 ventilators.

OhIo Has aboUt 34,000 hosPital beds at moRe than 100 hospITALs across The sTAtE, And 2,500 ICU beds, accoRding To data compILed by the assocIated PreSs. The WashINGton studY saYs OHio Has LESs Than 1,300 ICU beds.

ThE PRediCtIons are Far Less dirE thAn mOdeLs OHiO DepartmeNt of HealTh diReCtOr DR. Amy ACTon and GoV. MIke dewinE have CIted at StateHousE nEwS BriEfings.

DEwiNE Said frIdAy thAt hOsPitalS neeD To bUild up bEds and othEr cAPaciTy To Three tiMes what they cuRrEntly have, wItH 6,000 to 10,000 Newly dIAGnosed coRonavirus patients a day in COming weEks. the stAte hAs used modEls From OhIo STAte UniVersitY and tHe cleVELand CLINiC.

On moNday, Acton sAID shE wantEd HospItals to At least double capacITy, iN time for a peak In mId- to LATe-aprIL, dEPenDiNG on HOW successful succEssful distAnCInG is. That incLUdeS iNcreaseD staffiNg and EQuipmenT.

“Our forecAst, our weaThEr stATIon Gets a littlE better eAch time,” AcTOn saiD. “it Gets bEttEr with EaCh dAy and More acCUraTe... We aLready SeE from tHe stoRiEs from thE front line; it’s a lot of work In ICUs And hoSpiTals.”

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MichaelO’S ulli v anis th e chi ef i nv estme nt off icerin  the wealth man agem ent divis ion  a t C re dit S u isse a ndaut hor ofIreland and  t h e Gl obal Question. Dav id S ki lling is  direc t or  o f  Landfal lStr ateg y CLEVE LAND ,  O hio -- A  new m o de lfrom th eUniver si tyofWashi n gton  shows  that Oh io ha s  more than eno u gh hospital a n di n te n sive  ca re unit cap acit y  tohand l ethe onsla ughtof ex p ected coronavirus c as es.

A ccord ing to projec tions from t h e Instit utef or Health Metrics  andEvaluation at the U niver sity ofWashingto n ,  Ohio’scor ona vir usc a se s are expecte d to p ea k April  19 , with3,9 00hos pit al  beds nee ded, 585  o fth em  in  theI CU, and46 8 v en til ators . 

Ohio  hasabou t34 , 000  hospit a lb e ds a tmo re t han  1 00 ho spit a lsacrossthe state , a n d 2, 50 0ICU bed s, accordingto  data comp il edby the A ssociate d Press. The Washington study s ays  Ohio  has  less tha n 1 ,300 I CUb eds.
The pr edict io nsa r e far l es s d ir e than mod e l s O hio D ep artm ent ofHealth Director Dr .  Am y Acton and G ov.  Mik e De Win e  h a veci t eda t  statehouse new s briefing s. 
D eWine said Fri da y thathospita ls ne e d to bu ild up be ds and ot he r ca p a cit y to three  times w hat theyc urren t ly  have , w ith 6, 00 0 t o 10, 000 ne w lydiagn osed c or onavir us pa ti ents a d ay in coming weeks. The  state  hasuse d modelsfro m  Oh io StateUniv ersity and  th e C level and Clini c.
O nMon d ay, A cton said shew an ted h os pitals to a t l eas t dou ble capaci ty,in time for a pea k  in mid- to la te-A p r il,  de p endi ng  on how succes sfu ls u ccessful  d istancing i s. Thatin c ludes  incre ased s taffing a nd equipm ent. 

“ Our forec ast ,o ur weat he rs tation  get sa litt le bet t er e a c h time,” Acton s aid.“ I t get s  be tterwi th each dayand more a ccurate...We alr eady  seefrom th estorie s f ro m the fron t  line; it ’s alot ofwo rk i n I CUs an d ho s p itals .”
Ac ton  said she b el i ev es the  Was hingt on  mod el looksa t peak c apa c ity day -
. The_US and_China are so far_the dominant_poles_here.

This reality_is_leading to a_slow change in_mindset in Europe, such_that it must_less_debate the merits of the Italian versus the French view of the world, but_rather_how Europe_looks_compared_with both the US and_China. Talk of a European_army is_part of this. While the Hanseatic League 2.0_countries_do not have_a manifesto, the kinds of things they value –_economic openness, innovation and human development_– are the_factors_that_can empower the EU_to hold its own relative to_the US and China into 2019.

Michael_O’Sullivan is the chief investment officer in_the wealth management division at Credit_Suisse and author of Ireland_and the_Global Question. David Skilling is_director of Landfall_Strategy CLEVELAND,_Ohio -- A_new model from the University of_Washington shows that_Ohio has more than enough hospital_and_intensive care unit_capacity_to_handle the_onslaught of expected_coronavirus_cases.

According to_projections_from the Institute for Health Metrics_and_Evaluation at the University of Washington, Ohio’s_coronavirus cases are expected_to_peak April 19, with_3,900 hospital beds needed, 585_of them in the ICU, and_468 ventilators.

Ohio_has about_34,000 hospital beds at more than 100 hospitals across the state,_and 2,500 ICU beds, according to_data compiled by the_Associated Press._The_Washington study says_Ohio_has less_than 1,300 ICU beds.

The predictions are far_less dire_than models Ohio Department of Health_Director Dr. Amy Acton_and_Gov. Mike DeWine have cited at_statehouse news briefings.

DeWine said Friday that_hospitals need to build up_beds_and_other capacity to three times_what they currently have, with 6,000_to 10,000 newly_diagnosed coronavirus patients a day in coming_weeks._The state has used models from_Ohio_State University and the Cleveland Clinic.

On_Monday,_Acton_said she wanted hospitals to_at least double capacity, in time_for a peak in mid- to late-April, depending on_how successful successful_distancing is. That includes increased_staffing_and_equipment.

“Our forecast, our weather station gets a little better each_time,” Acton_said. “It gets_better with each day and more accurate... We already see_from the stories from the front line;_it’s a lot of work in ICUs and hospitals.”

Acton said she_believes the Washington model looks at peak capacity_day-