Contextual factors and the COVID-19 outbreak rate across U.S. counties in its initial phase

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Background: This study examines the association of contextual factors with the COVID-19 outbreak rate across U.S. counties in its initial phase. Methods: Contextual factors are simultaneously tested at the county- and state-level with a multilevel linear model using full maximum likelihood. Results: The variation between states is substantial and significant (ICC = 0.532, u0 = 8.20E−04, P

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Messner, W., & Payson, S. E. (2021). Contextual factors and the COVID-19 outbreak rate across U.S. counties in its initial phase. Health Science Reports, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.1002/hsr2.242

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