Healdplace
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Regionally here is the England picture. AS you will see it is especially concerning - unsurprisingly I expect - in the North West.
P - patients V - ventilated patients yesterday v today.
East England P 26 v 27 (up) AND V 1/1
South East P 40 v 50 (up) AND V 3/3
South West P 12 v 12 AND V 1/1
London P 82 v 92 n (up) AND 13/13
MIdlands 79 v 95 (up) AND V 9/12 (up 3).
Yprks 86 v 97 (up) AND V 13/17 (up 4)
And North West 139 v 164 (up) AND V 12/15 (up 3).
Rises in most places and nobody down., North West biggest rise with 25 patients and that is the highest number in hospital since 5 August after months of steady falls to that level.
It has risen from 77 to 164 in the past 12 days in the NW. More than doubled.
On 5 August last time the NW had more patients in than today (168) there were 63 on ventilators in the UK (v 62 today) and 2 less on them in the NW. After falling steadily for months in the past 4 weeks they dropped to around 50, plateaued and have now risen back up to where they were a month ago.
On that day 5 Aug patients in other England regions were as follows:
East had 37 MORE people than they do today
South East had 40 MORE people than they do today
London had four MORE than they do today
Midlands had 67 MORE than they do today.
Yorkshire had 27 MORE than they do today.
So all the regions had a lot more people in hospital (though London only a few) then than now.
The only area that has had a substantial rise not decrease is the North West going all the way back to where it was a month ago.
P - patients V - ventilated patients yesterday v today.
East England P 26 v 27 (up) AND V 1/1
South East P 40 v 50 (up) AND V 3/3
South West P 12 v 12 AND V 1/1
London P 82 v 92 n (up) AND 13/13
MIdlands 79 v 95 (up) AND V 9/12 (up 3).
Yprks 86 v 97 (up) AND V 13/17 (up 4)
And North West 139 v 164 (up) AND V 12/15 (up 3).
Rises in most places and nobody down., North West biggest rise with 25 patients and that is the highest number in hospital since 5 August after months of steady falls to that level.
It has risen from 77 to 164 in the past 12 days in the NW. More than doubled.
On 5 August last time the NW had more patients in than today (168) there were 63 on ventilators in the UK (v 62 today) and 2 less on them in the NW. After falling steadily for months in the past 4 weeks they dropped to around 50, plateaued and have now risen back up to where they were a month ago.
On that day 5 Aug patients in other England regions were as follows:
East had 37 MORE people than they do today
South East had 40 MORE people than they do today
London had four MORE than they do today
Midlands had 67 MORE than they do today.
Yorkshire had 27 MORE than they do today.
So all the regions had a lot more people in hospital (though London only a few) then than now.
The only area that has had a substantial rise not decrease is the North West going all the way back to where it was a month ago.