Module:Medical cases data/doc

This module inserts charts and maps of medical cases related to a pandemic, broken down by subregions.

caseTable

Inserts a table of cases and deaths by region.

Usage: {{#invoke:Medical cases data|caseTable|config=Configuration}} 

{{#invoke:Medical cases data|caseTable
|config=San Francisco Bay Area
}}
COVID-19 pandemic medical cases in the San Francisco Bay Area by county
CountiesCases[a]Recov.[b]DeathsPop. (2019)C/1MRef.
91,948,76011,3547,739,378251,798
Santa Clara539,276?3,2261,927,852279,729d c[1]
Alameda[c]400,532?2,5731,671,329239,649d c[2]
Contra Costa302,824300,6661,6011,153,526262,520d c[3]
San Francisco203,788?1,419881,549231,170d c[4]
San Mateo184,001?946766,573240,031d c[5]
Sonoma119,749118,903667494,336242,242d c[6]
Solano118,904118,073441447,643265,622d c[7]
Marin44,6507,030274258,826172,510d c[8]
Napa35,03627,672207137,744254,356d c[9]
  1. ^ Cumulative cases reported by each county's health department. Cases reported are those of county residents, including those who tested positive elsewhere in California.
  2. ^ Counties differ in what they consider to be a recovery.
  3. ^ Including cases in the City of Berkeley, which are reported by the Berkeley Public Health Division.

map

Inserts an interactive map of cases and deaths by region.

Usage: {{#invoke:Medical cases data|map|config=Configuration|frameWidth=Frame width in pixels|frameHeight=Frame height in pixels|caption=Caption as wikitext}} 

{{#invoke:Medical cases data|map
|config=San Francisco Bay Area
|frameHeight=300
}}
Map
COVID-19 pandemic medical cases in the San Francisco Bay Area by county

Configuration

Run this Wikidata Query Service query to obtain a list of localized outbreaks to add to the regions property in the table. 

return {
	caption = "Cases by county", -- Table or map caption as wikitext
	outbreakItem = "Q94050008", -- QID of the Wikidata item representing the 
	regionTerm = "Counties", -- Term for each region, used as the first column's header
	regionNamePattern = "(.+) County", -- Naming pattern for regions, applied to each region's item's label to display a short name in first column; see [[mw:Extension:Scribunto/Lua reference manual#Patterns]]
	populationDate = "2020-01-01", -- Date of the population figures used to calculate per-capita infection rates
	regions = {
		-- Add a table for each region's outbreak
		{
			-- QID of the outbreak
			entity = "Q94259368",
			-- If there is tabular data for the outbreak, specify any column names that differ from the defaults
			columns = {cases = "AC_CumulCases", deaths = "AC_CumulDeaths"},
			-- Optional footnote for the region as wikitext
			note = "Including cases in the City of Berkeley, which are reported by the Berkeley Public Health Division.",
		},
	},
	columnNotes = {
		cases = "Cumulative cases reported by each county's health department.", -- (Optional) Footnote for the "Cases" column as wikitext
		recoveries = "Counties differ in what they consider to be a recovery.", -- (Optional) Footnote for the "Recoveries" column as wikitext
		deaths = "Includes suspected cases.", -- (Optional) Footnote for the "Deaths" column as wikitext
	}
}

Available configurations


  1. ^ “Respiratory virus data”, “COVID cases and deaths dashboard”, “COVID-19 hospitalizations by date”, “COVID-19 Hospitalizations Dashboard”, “Count of deaths with COVID-19 by date”, “Deaths with COVID-19 by age group”, Santa Clara County Public Health. April 9, 2026.
  2. ^ Alameda County Data Sharing Initiative, Alameda County Public Health Department. December 27, 2025.
  3. ^ Contra Costa Health Services. May 22, 2023.
  4. ^ “ARCHIVED: COVID-19 Cases by Geography Over Time”, “COVID-19 Deaths Over Time”, “COVID-19 Hospitalizations”, DataSF, San Francisco Department of Public Health. March 31, 2026.
  5. ^ San Mateo County Health. April 27, 2023.
  6. ^ Case and Testing Data, Hospitalizations and Deaths, County of Sonoma. April 26, 2024.
  7. ^ Solano County Public Health. March 2, 2023.
  8. ^ “COVID-19 Case Disposition”, “COVID-19 Cumulative Demographics”, “Total Cases and Recovered by Date Reported among Marin County Community Residents”, “Total Hospitalizations and Deaths by Event Date among Marin County Community Residents”, Marin Health & Human Services. February 14, 2023.
  9. ^ “COVID-19 in Napa County”, “Landing Page”, “Situation Update Archive”, Napa County Health & Human Services Agency. May 14, 2023.

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