Table: Deaths/100K & change last 7 days for provinces, Canada, rest of world
Graphs
-Total deaths (mid top)
-Total deaths per 100K (mid bottom)
-Wkly rate of change in deaths (bottom right)
Mar 12
1 of every 5 #Canadians with #COVID19 in long-term/ personal care & retirement homes has died since Feb 2020
1 in 6 BC
1 in 7 AB
1 in 5 SK
1 in 4 MB
1 in 8 ON
1 in 4 QC
There are 2,064 LTC/RH cases in last 28 days
Mar 12
Since Feb 2020
For every 1 Atlantic and Northern #Canadian in long-term care & retirement homes who DIED of #COVID19, this many people in LTC/RHs died of C19 in other regions*
BC 6X
AB 11X
SK 4X
MB 13X
ON 10X
QC 32X #Canada 14X
*adjusted for population differences
Mar 12
#COVID19#Canada long-term care & retirement home DEATHS since Feb 2020
Tables: Per capita deaths + change last 7 days, % total deaths in LTC/RH
Graphs:
-Total & per capita values (L)
-% total deaths in LTC/RH (R top)
Mar 12
Since Feb 2020
For every 1 Atlantic & Northern #Canadian DIAGNOSED with #COVID19 this many people were diagnosed with COVID-19 in other regions*
BC 9X
AB 17X
SK 14X
MB 13X
ON 12X
QC 19X
Rest of #Canada 13X
Rest of World 8X
Table: Cases/100K & change last 7 days for provinces, Canada, rest of world
Graphs
-Total cases (mid top)
-Total cases per 100K (mid bottom)
-Wkly rate of change in cases (bottom right)
Mar 12
Since Feb 2020
For every 1 Atlantic & Northern #Canadian in long-term care & retirement homes DIAGNOSED with #COVID19, this many people in LTC/RHs were DIAGNOSED in other regions*
Concerns about possible under-reporting of #COVID19 deaths in 4 #Canadian provinces:
Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta, BC
This thread will be fairly long. I've assembled it to try to crowd-source insights from those knowledgeable about provincial C19 death reporting.
First, I'll start with plots of cumulative excess deaths in Canada until Nov 14 (the last date when we have fairly complete excess death reporting for most of Canada).
I've set the start date as the first week when a province or territory reached 1 reported C19 death/million pop
Here are the excess deaths/100K, for those interested.
Excess deaths/100K in #Canadians 45+ years old
(fold difference compared to Atlantic & Northern Canadians)
-from 1st week province reached 1 reported #COVID19 death/million people
-to Nov 14, 2020 (latest date of full excess mortality reporting in all provinces)
Excess deaths/100K in #Canadians (all ages, and 45+ years) compared to reported #COVID19 deaths
-from 1st week province reached 1 reported #COVID19 death/million people
-to Nov 14, 2020 (latest date of full excess mortality reporting in all provinces)
Total excess deaths in #Canadians (all ages, and 45+ years) compared to reported #COVID19 deaths
-from 1st week province reached 1 reported #COVID19 death/million people
-to Nov 14, 2020 (latest date of full excess mortality reporting in all provinces)
Just sitting here, entering #COVID19#Canada data, wondering if I've missed any recent expressions of concern from certain premiers about the wisdom of recent re-opening decisions.
Oh, I don't know, maybe from premiers of QC, ON, MB, SK?
Why you ask?
Well.....
@roussin_brent is looking forward to some light re-opening, when MB still has the highest per capita rate of #COVID19 hospitalizations in the country, a record held for months.
But look, SK might soon catch up.
Speaking of SK, @PremierScottMoe must be proud not only that SK is about to overtake MB for highest #COVID19 hospitalizations per capita in #Canada, but that SK is also just about to pass MB for total per capita cases in the epidemic.