wcedmisten is using a semi-automated approach to importing this data to allow for manual review of each feature using independently verified data (using hospitals' websites). His workflow follows watmildon's JOSM workflow, except that a Python script is used to preprocess the GeoJSON file into suitable OSM tags to avoid manual retagging effort. This makes the conflation process a lot easier.
First pass: missing hospitals
This just involves looking at the "Reference Only" column in the conflation plugin. This is where hospitals that are unmapped in OSM might be found.
Screenshot of "reference only" column in JSOM conflation plugin
State
Status
Notes
Alabama
Done
14 hospitals
Alaska
Done
~ 3 hospitals
Arizona
Done
18 hospitals
Arkansas
Done
~5 hopsitals
California
Done
~50 hospitals
Colorado
Done
~5 hospitals
Connecticut
Done
~2
Delaware
Done
~ 3 hospitals
Florida
Done
~ 30 hospitals
Georgia
Done
Added ~30 hospitals
Hawaii
Done
~3
Idaho
Done
~4
Illinois
Done
~5
Indiana
Done
~30 hospitals
Iowa
Done
~3 hospitals. The geocoding for this state is particularly terrible.
Kansas
Done
~5
Kentucky
Done
~10
Louisiana
Done
~45
Maine
Done
~3
Maryland
Done
~5
Massachusetts
Done
~5
Michigan
Done
~5
Minnesota
Done
~5
Mississippi
Done
~10
Missouri
Done
~20
Montana
Done
0
Nebraska
Done
~3
Nevada
Done
~10
New Hampshire
Done
0
New Jersey
Done
~10
New Mexico
Done
3
New York
Done
~2 - Gave up midway because most hospitals are mapped as very large amenity polygons which breaks the conflation matching
North Carolina
Done
Found about 15 missing hospitals
North Dakota
Done
~5
Ohio
Done
~30
Oklahoma
Done
10
Oregon
Done
1
Pennsylvania
Done
~ 20 hospitals
Rhode Island
Done
~ 3 hospitals
South Carolina
Done
Found around 5 missing hospitals
South Dakota
Done
10
Tennessee
Done
2
Texas
Done
~80
Utah
Done
5
Vermont
Done
0
Virginia
Done
Found 5 or so hospitals that were completely unmapped in OSM. Was able to update tags on many more hospitals.
