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1/ Windsor, Ontario
Some chatter in Q&A’s in last few daily briefs with Premier/health officials re: rising cases in Windsor & potential for moving region to lockdown (just moved to “Red” zone on Mon, Nov 30).
Concern is hospital “overrun”… local hospital trends shown here…
Some chatter in Q&A’s in last few daily briefs with Premier/health officials re: rising cases in Windsor & potential for moving region to lockdown (just moved to “Red” zone on Mon, Nov 30).
Concern is hospital “overrun”… local hospital trends shown here…
2/
Case picture: yes, cases are rising, but overwhelming majority are traced to close contact or outbreak. Averaging only ~8 reported community cases of unknown origin per day.
Case picture: yes, cases are rising, but overwhelming majority are traced to close contact or outbreak. Averaging only ~8 reported community cases of unknown origin per day.
3/
Overall new emergency admissions for three main Windsor-Essex hospitals appear to be:
*FLAT* for the entire month of November.
(Entire Erie-St.Clair area including Chatham/Sarnia also flat).
Overall new emergency admissions for three main Windsor-Essex hospitals appear to be:
*FLAT* for the entire month of November.
(Entire Erie-St.Clair area including Chatham/Sarnia also flat).
4/
Overall hospital admissions for respiratory illness and infections (excluding COVID19 admissions) in all of Erie-St. Clair appear to be:
*Trending down, and a full standard deviation *LOWER* vs. historical seasons*
Overall hospital admissions for respiratory illness and infections (excluding COVID19 admissions) in all of Erie-St. Clair appear to be:
*Trending down, and a full standard deviation *LOWER* vs. historical seasons*
5/
Overall hospital admissions for respiratory illness and infections (*including* COVID19 admissions) in all of Erie-St. Clair:
*Trending flat/down, and still *LOWER* vs. historical seasons*
Overall hospital admissions for respiratory illness and infections (*including* COVID19 admissions) in all of Erie-St. Clair:
*Trending flat/down, and still *LOWER* vs. historical seasons*
6/
Even accounting for reporting delays, and for delays from symptom onset to, unfortunately, hospitalization, cases in Windsor have been rising since ~Oct 15, without a commensurate increase in overall emergent admissions, according to the above presented data.
Even accounting for reporting delays, and for delays from symptom onset to, unfortunately, hospitalization, cases in Windsor have been rising since ~Oct 15, without a commensurate increase in overall emergent admissions, according to the above presented data.
7/ *IF* (and it’s still only an *IF*) Windsor, Ontario is thrown into lockdown, the people & businesses of that community would a deserve an explanation for such a measure, especially heading into Christmas season, in light of what appears to be normal/below normal hosp activity.
8/ End Thread
Data sources:
https://www.kflaphi.ca/ontario-acute-care-surge-monitor/
https://www.kflaphi.ca/aces-pandemic-tracker/
If I am interpreting this data incorrectly, please reply to this thread to inform me/everyone.
Data sources:
https://www.kflaphi.ca/ontario-acute-care-surge-monitor/
https://www.kflaphi.ca/aces-pandemic-tracker/
If I am interpreting this data incorrectly, please reply to this thread to inform me/everyone.
