#Flu in #Queensland to 12JUN2022
😷three weeks showing a slowing.
🤧The current data point often changes in the subsequent week as outstanding results are finalised and reported-but this looks to be a trend.
😷The biggest per population infection impact is in the under 20-year-olds.
😷A new graph (👏). Percent positive with a moving average. This also shows a decline.
🤧Northern Queensland #flu numbers are slowing down.
😷A heat map with this week's #flu test-positive rates per 100,000 population
Estimated population numbers for those wondering.
From:statistics.qgso.qld.gov.au/qld-thematic-m…
😷A new table (👏) of hospitalisation numbers from #flu, broken up by region of Qld but also with some historical context.
Ian's take-home messages...
📢Get #flu vaccine if you haven't already
📢Flu seasons pass - wearing a P2/N95 mask indoors increases your chances of missing this one
📢Stay home if sick (=new: cough, sneezing, headache, fever, fatigue)
📢Stay away from the elderly if sick
These graphs & tables (except where noted) were lifted from the latest #Queensland Government #Flu surveillance report found here health.qld.gov.au/clinical-pract…
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