Covid 19 Part XXIII-33,444 in ROI(1,792 deaths) 9,541 in NI(577 deaths)(22/09)Read OP

ACitizenErased · 14-09-2020 03:50PM

jeditokingyoda wrote: »

Sorry, out of the loop here, what dashboard is this?

Ireland's COVID19 Data Hub

seamus · 14-09-2020 03:53PM

Deleted User wrote: »

We dont know the current number of active cases in Ireland, according to Worldometers, no one has recovered from covid in Ireland since June

That's fair. If we look back over the numbers, there have been ~3,672 cases reported over the last 4 weeks, and 25 new hospitalisations in the last week.

If we take 1st May as a comparative week, there were 16,553 new cases in previous 4 weeks and 213 new hospitalisations in the previous 7 days.

Statistically it means we've seen the hospitalisation rate roughly half.

However, I'm not saying that's actually the case. What I'm saying is that we need better risk guidance, now that we have better and more information.

At one stage in April we had 880 people in hospital and ~12,000 confirmed cases. And it doesn't feel like anyone in any position of authority has made an attempt to de-escalate the seriousness of the virus from those peak figures.

alentejo · 14-09-2020 03:54PM

MerlinSouthDub wrote: »

476 positive swabs over past 48 hours, per the dashboard

300+ incidents due today or Tuesday!

Oranage2 · 14-09-2020 03:56PM

Holy F Moly, please someone tell me it's just an outlier

dashoonage · 14-09-2020 03:57PM

Oranage2 wrote: »

Holy F Moly, please someone tell me it's just an outlier

its just an outlier

stephenjmcd · 14-09-2020 03:58PM

Just having a quick look here at the latest HPSC reported. It was published on Friday but is confirmed cases notified up to midnight last Wednesday. I'm comparing it with the Wednesday before, in that period we ave 1156 cases notified so from 2nd September to 9th the increase in cases per age group is.

0-4yrs - 54
5-14 - 107
15 -24 - 220
25-34 - 228
35-44 - 185
45-54 - 149
55-64 - 93
65-74 - 64
75-84 - 29
85+ - 27

Hospital admissions by age group for that week,
0-4yrs - 2
5-14 - 0
15 -24 - 4
25-34 - 0
35-44 - 0
45-54 - 4
55-64 - 4
65-74 - 8
75-84 - 3
85+ - 4

Deaths reported in the week = 4.
55-64 - 1
75 - 84 - 1
85+ - 2

blowitupref · 14-09-2020 04:08PM

eigrod wrote: »

19,707 tests in those 48 hours. Positivity rate 2.41% - A good bit higher than 7 day average

What's the Sunday testing figure from that 19k?

yourdeadwright · 14-09-2020 04:11PM

How long is the current testing time taking ?

billybonkers · 14-09-2020 04:13PM

yourdeadwright wrote: »

How long is the current testing time taking ?

48-72 hours for a result

ixoy · 14-09-2020 04:14PM

yourdeadwright wrote: »

How long is the current testing time taking ?

I know someone who sought a test Friday, got tested Saturday morning, results Sunday evening (negative). This is in Dublin.

ACitizenErased · 14-09-2020 04:16PM

blowitupref wrote: »

What's the Sunday testing figure from that 19k?

9888

mirrorwall14 · 14-09-2020 04:18PM

24hrs from test to result for me in City west. Tested yesterday

rsl1976 · 14-09-2020 04:18PM

yourdeadwright wrote: »

How long is the current testing time taking ?

Relation got tested yesterday, got negative result by 12 today. Dublin

MrJoeSoap · 14-09-2020 04:19PM

yourdeadwright wrote: »

How long is the current testing time taking ?

Referral to appointment is 1.0 days, median.

Swab taken to lab result is 1.0 days, median.

https://www.hse.ie/eng/services/news/newsfeatures/covid19-updates/integrated-information-service-testing-and-contact-tracing-dashboard-14-september-2020.pdf

wadacrack · 14-09-2020 04:19PM

https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/nine-staff-members-of-popular-restaurant-test-positive-for-covid-19-39529268.html

14-09-2020 04:22PM

^^Still people going to work while not feeling well.

MrJoeSoap · 14-09-2020 04:23PM

Deleted User wrote: »

^^Still people going to work while not feeling well.

"Amazingly most of the staff at the restaurant on Letterkenny's Port Road showed mild or no symptoms at all."

14-09-2020 04:24PM

It says a few of them felt they had head colds.

ACitizenErased · 14-09-2020 04:25PM

Interesting to see that cases per day by epi date have still not crossed 200. This is the latest graph from Friday up to 9th Sept. Shows how unreliable the daily case numbers are atm.

14-09-2020 04:27PM

MrJoeSoap wrote: »

"Amazingly most of the staff at the restaurant on Letterkenny's Port Road showed mild or no symptoms at all."

Amazingly some of the staff thought it was acceptable to go to work when feeling symptoms, however mild they were

opus · 14-09-2020 04:28PM

ixoy wrote: »

I know someone who sought a test Friday, got tested Saturday morning, results Sunday evening (negative). This is in Dublin.

I know five people in Cork who got tests last Thur, two tests came back on Fri & the remaining three on Sat. All negative thankfully.

14-09-2020 04:29PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Interesting to see that cases per day by epi date have still not crossed 200. This is the latest graph from Friday up to 9th Sept. Shows how unreliable the daily case numbers are atm.

This is the key chart on cases status, not the daily case number. Unless we were working through a testing backlog however over the weekend, it is highly likely this will break the 200 in the next update

GooglePlus · 14-09-2020 04:29PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Interesting to see that cases per day by epi date have still not crossed 200. This is the latest graph from Friday up to 9th Sept. Shows how unreliable the daily case numbers are atm.

So we're really closer to our peak in March/April if we go off these numbers as opposed to reported cases?

We peaked 600ish per day according to that instead of 1000ish.

14-09-2020 04:30PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Amazingly some of the staff thought it was acceptable to go to work when feeling symptoms, however mild they were

Exactly. We have now been told countless times to seek a test and isolate if you feel that you may have symptoms whether you think you might just have a common cold.

ACitizenErased · 14-09-2020 04:31PM

GooglePlus wrote: »

So we're really closer to our peak in March/April if we go off these numbers as opposed to reported cases?

We peaked 600ish per day according to that instead of 1000ish.

We knew that anyway because the ~1000 was due to German labs.

GooglePlus · 14-09-2020 04:33PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

We knew that anyway because the ~1000 was due to German labs.

There were plenty more days greater than 600.

Just interesting to see that we're not really that far off earlier in the year, I would have been thinking we were 5 times or so less but that's mad enough.

marno21 · 14-09-2020 04:34PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Interesting to see that cases per day by epi date have still not crossed 200. This is the latest graph from Friday up to 9th Sept. Shows how unreliable the daily case numbers are atm.

The biggest takeaway from that graph is the growth rate

It was increasing almost vertically in March. Now it's a smoother climb. The climb is concerning but the growth isn't completely out of control.

14-09-2020 04:36PM

MrJoeSoap wrote: »

"Amazingly most of the staff at the restaurant on Letterkenny's Port Road showed mild or no symptoms at all."

Hilarious that people are still surprised by this.

For the vast majority it is literally a few sniffles. Many of us may have had it already and just put it down to a slight cold.

spookwoman · 14-09-2020 04:37PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Interesting to see that cases per day by epi date have still not crossed 200. This is the latest graph from Friday up to 9th Sept. Shows how unreliable the daily case numbers are atm.

We already know that the case numbers are not specific for the day, you keep reminding us of it.
Even with the numbers not reaching 200 and spread out they are still new cases. It's why we look at the rolling week numbers and the rolling 14 day numbers and they are increasing.

ACitizenErased · 14-09-2020 04:38PM

spookwoman wrote: »

We already know that the case numbers are not specific for the day, you keep reminding us of it.
Even with the numbers not reaching 200 and spread out they are still new cases. It's why we look at the rolling week numbers and the rolling 14 day numbers and they are increasing.

I shall remind you again tomorrow just for effect.

Covid 19 Part XXIII-33,444 in ROI(1,792 deaths) 9,541 in NI(577 deaths)(22/09)Read OP

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