COVID Data Thread

[Gabriel]

Netherlands has raised the level to its highest: serious. Daily averages for hospital admissions and ICU admissions continue to rise, so the ‘government’ has announced this evening that facemasks must now be worn in all public buildings/shops again, and it is encouraging greater social distancing and working from home. Quite likely that passes will need to be shown to enter more venues, including workplaces, but that requires legislation to become law.

 

[Healdplace]

Notice how close the Pop Scores across the pandemic are in GM. They used to be more widely spread.

The boroughs that did well over the pandemic (like Stockport and Trafford) have had big rises and the ones that have did less well and had higher overall Pop Scores across the pandemic have mostly had better numbers lately. Squeezing them all together.

Almost certainly Stockport will enter the 16K club tomorrow and Tameside the 17K club. At that point all ten boroughs will be in either of those two.

 

[Healdplace]

Apologies for delays today. Been off for my Pfizer booster. Posted on what it was like on the other thread,

 

[Healdplace]

WALES DATA

7 deaths - was 5 last week

2492 cases - was 2582 last week

14% positivity - was 15.3% last week

691 patients - was 639 last week

75 ventilated - was 56 last week

 

[Octavian]

Do we have any data for how many of the deaths are vaccinated vs unvaccinated?

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

I said the same in the other thread as to why I wanted to reduce the output myself and wind back towards some normality and had started to do just that by not posting any of the tables or details for two or three days. Bar a post summarising the key NW and GM numbers.

This all kicked off again because on a Monday the England hospital data for three days is always produced at once. So that had to be summarised ahead of the normal one post I was intending to do and as I had the past couple of days summarising the key points of the other numbers.

I felt the hospital numbers over 3 days had to have a post to themselves as they are probably the most important set of numbers right now.

But truthfully doing this on Blue Moon has been a great distraction for me from the other stuff that drove me off Twitter amd other social media entirely as they can make Blue Moon look like a picnic. So it has helped npt hindered - though I can see why it might be presumed otherwise. And as I have said a few times I have set out to try to change that.

I might even get on a bus for the first time in 19 months tomorrow when I go for my booster jab as the trip is several miles. I would never have considered that a week or two ago. And even wearing a mask it will still be a challenge but maybe something I think I need to do.

Thanks Healdplace. You have done a stirling job keeping us all up to date.

 

[Healdplace]

SCOTLAND DATA

20 deaths - was 27 last week

3495 cases - was 2566 last week *

* NB This number today is not as bad as it looks as it includes quite a few cases held over from yesterday caused by the lab delays on returning results reported then

7.5% positivity - wa 8.9% last week

935 patients (up 3 on yesterday) - was 925 last week

63 ventilated icu -same as yesterday - was 57 last week

 

[Healdplace]

NORTHERN IRELAND DATA

9 deaths - was 6 last week

995 cases - was 1291 last week

7779 weekly cases - waa 8087 yesterday & 8389 last week

44 CARE HOME OUTBREAKS - DOWN 3 ON YESTERDAY - WAS 51 LAST WEEK

378 patients - down 3 on yesterday - was 345 last week

30 ventilated - up 1 on yesterday - was 26 last week

 

[Healdplace]

Do we have any data for how many of the deaths are vaccinated vs unvaccinated?

Not day to day but there are studies every now and then.

In July about 90% of those in icu were unvaccinated. And about 60% of those hospitalised.

More recently a report showed that about 20% of the most seriously ill patients in hospital were tragically unvaccinated women who were pregnant.

 

[Well Wisher]

What's the fatality rate, and what's their average age?