Admissions growth in England continues, today's figure of 1,384 being 25% being a quarter higher than last Thu, nudging the weekly growth up to 22%.
Beds occupied growth is steadily increasing too, but ventilator bed occupancy is more stable.
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Beds occupied growth is steadily increasing too, but ventilator bed occupancy is more stable.
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We can see here how admissions decline (represented by being below 0% on the y-axis) has rapidly transitioned to growth.
I've also shown the SW, as that has outpaced the national average, and in recent days has been around a third up over the week.
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I've also shown the SW, as that has outpaced the national average, and in recent days has been around a third up over the week.
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Some of this growth will be due to hospital acquired infections, and these do appear to be increasing faster than overall admissions, as @AdeleGroyer reports here.
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https://twitter.com/AdeleGroyer/status/1501855409241526272
And we also had the weekly "primary diagnosis" beds occupied drop today. It shows that this is now turning upwards too, although at a slightly slower rate than the overall increase recorded here (data are a couple of days behind though).
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https://twitter.com/john_actuary/status/1501862596026281990
Sorry, slight mistake above - it's 1,389 today. (The graph is correct though.) Thanks to the ever sharp eyed @ActuarybyDay for making me aware of the mistake.
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