2019 Novel Coronavirus Covid-19 Discussion

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Uber Geek

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#2871648 20-Feb-2022 13:54

I think the 'intensive care' category appears, if there is one at this table

https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-19-novel-coronavirus/covid-19-data-and-statistics/covid-19-current-cases#case-details

Though per normal disclaimer

to protect privacy, only limited data will be provided about hospitalisations.

Buster

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Ultimate Geek

#2871657 20-Feb-2022 14:13

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/in-depth/450874/covid-19-data-visualisations-nz-in-numbers

RNZ have this visualisations page which is kept up to date fairly well.

GV27

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Uber Geek

#2871666 20-Feb-2022 15:08

2,500 cases today... and an organised running event in Hobsonville Pt with the walkway totally dominated, and people not masked up walking around the market/cafe area.

It's like a totally different country to six months ago.

wellygary

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#2871675 20-Feb-2022 16:04

GV27:

2,500 cases today... and an organised running event in Hobsonville Pt with the walkway totally dominated, and people not masked up walking around the market/cafe area.

It's like a totally different country to six months ago.

They aren't publishing daily testing numbers in Auckland, But from this page , roughly 50% of the national testing was happening in the 3 Ak DHBs in the week before last....

https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-19-novel-coronavirus/covid-19-data-and-statistics/testing-covid-19.

If that is still holding, then from today's 28K tests , roughly 14K Auckland tests resulted in 1800 cases.. thats 13% positivity.... The rest of the country is about 5%....

Oblivian

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#2871677 20-Feb-2022 16:11

Queues up the wazoo at the CHC airport testing station again today.

Portaloos brought in it's that long..

It's come out that suddenly we have at least 5 schools with positive students. So there will be some panic.

PolicyGuy

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#2871689 20-Feb-2022 17:03

Paul1977: Where can I find the number of cases in ICU? I can only find numbers in hospital, but doesn’t break it down further.

The MoH Covid press releases are here: https://www.health.govt.nz/news-media/news-items
Today:

Hospitalisations

Cases in hospital: total number 100: Northland: 1; North Shore: 10; Middlemore: 30; Auckland: 45; Rotorua: 1; Tauranga: 1; Waikato: 11; Tairāwhiti: 1
Average age of current hospitalisations: 56
Cases in ICU or HDU: 0

Yesterday:
Cases in ICU or HDU: 0

So nobody in ICU/HDU yesterday or today 👍

Edit: formatting

sudo

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Ultimate Geek

#2871715 20-Feb-2022 19:00

Anyone ordered RAT tests from Oz ?

What was your experience like

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wellygary

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Uber Geek

#2871736 20-Feb-2022 21:37

sudo:

Anyone ordered RAT tests from Oz ?

What was your experience like

Unless you have an NZBN its not likely a very successful one

JPNZ

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Uber Geek

#2871745 20-Feb-2022 22:21

sudo:
Anyone ordered RAT tests from Oz ?

What was your experience like

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mattwnz

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#2871756 21-Feb-2022 00:02

PolicyGuy:

Yesterday:
Cases in ICU or HDU: 0

So nobody in ICU/HDU yesterday or today 👍

Edit: formatting

Still very very early in the outbreak. Those who tested positive today may take weeks before failing to recover and getting worse, before needing hospital or ICU care. Some people seem to spend months in ICU. So we don't want to be lulled into a false sense of security as we only need to look at Oz to see how numbers will go.

Oblivian

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#2871758 21-Feb-2022 00:24

More like those who tested positive today, are already likely a week delayed in getting results... (Did you not catch the news last 24hrs)

Process/advising of ~26k/day.
Rolling average of 29k tests a day

Treading water finished a few weeks back. Swallowing water now. So rapids are now going out to the testing stations to take some of the load away due to the 5-6 day result average.

https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-19-novel-coronavirus/covid-19-data-and-statistics/testing-covid-19