04-02-2020, 04:15 PM
The new dashboard gives us new numbers, but we have to be careful as the time of data is different for the different numbers.
Note that you can move your mouse over the graphs to get accurate numbers.
For instance on March 30, Covid-19 patients occupied 97 acute care beds and 75 ICU beds. (total 172)
On March 31, 108 acute care beds and 90 ICU beds. (total 198)
Something weird though.... The last hospitalization numbers was for March 25, when there were 154 hospitalizations.
In retrospect, it isn't clear to me whether that was the total of all who were ever hospitalized, or current hospitalizations.
These numbers clearly indicate the number in the hospital now.
There weren't just 18 new hospitalizations between March 25 and March 30. It means a net of +18 hospitalizations.
Note that you can move your mouse over the graphs to get accurate numbers.
For instance on March 30, Covid-19 patients occupied 97 acute care beds and 75 ICU beds. (total 172)
On March 31, 108 acute care beds and 90 ICU beds. (total 198)
Something weird though.... The last hospitalization numbers was for March 25, when there were 154 hospitalizations.
In retrospect, it isn't clear to me whether that was the total of all who were ever hospitalized, or current hospitalizations.
These numbers clearly indicate the number in the hospital now.
There weren't just 18 new hospitalizations between March 25 and March 30. It means a net of +18 hospitalizations.