Latest data on COVID-19 admissions and deaths in English hospitals.
After a week with admissions above trend, the 7-Day Moving Average for hospital admissions is rising again nationally.
As ever, the regional picture (below) is key to understanding the national picture. 1/4
After a week with admissions above trend, the 7-Day Moving Average for hospital admissions is rising again nationally.
As ever, the regional picture (below) is key to understanding the national picture. 1/4
Based on recent hospital admissions we estimate that R went back above 1.0 for England as a whole, during the second half of November.
We are keen to emphasise that this is a composite of different regions with different patterns of infections. 2/4
We are keen to emphasise that this is a composite of different regions with different patterns of infections. 2/4
The average number of COVID-19 deaths in English hospitals continues to fall, having peaked at around 300 deaths a day.
We expect this will continue follow admissions, which means further falls in the short term, but increased admissions may be replicated in the deaths too. 3/4
We expect this will continue follow admissions, which means further falls in the short term, but increased admissions may be replicated in the deaths too. 3/4
Regionally, the NW, NE and SW are still falling, albeit more slowly, but elsewhere there have been steady increases for a few days now. SE, East and London moving averages are now all at their highest levels, with the East particularly concerning. 4/4
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