🚨🚨 There are around 14 patients in #Wales on ventilated beds with #Covid19, some will be primarily in for other things but have the virus.
There are 50 unoccupied ventilated beds and 157 beds with non-Covid patients.
There are 50 unoccupied ventilated beds and 157 beds with non-Covid patients.
We have seen a sharp rise in patients with Covid in general beds over the past couple of weeks but the latest estimates indicate that 75% were not in hospital primarily because of the virus, but for other reasons.
Covid may have exacerbated a condition to impact a patient.
Covid may have exacerbated a condition to impact a patient.
A significant proportion of the patients in hospital with Covid-19 caught the virus in hospital.
For the most recent week, it is estimated to be around 264 patients, with a total of 11,095 since the start of the pandemic.
For the most recent week, it is estimated to be around 264 patients, with a total of 11,095 since the start of the pandemic.
Over the past few weeks, the number of Covid cases in Wales has been rising as has the % of those being tested coming back positive.
This coincides with the waning of the booster vaccines, in particular among older people.
This coincides with the waning of the booster vaccines, in particular among older people.
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