COVID-19 Wisconsin Update #197 (11-30-20)

 

Week-In-Review & updated weekend numbers

Week-In-Review (11/21-11/27/2020):
    • There were 30,892 positive tests reported last week, which is down 12,888, from the week prior.
      • The 7-day average last week was 4,413 positive test results per day. Was 6,254/day the previous week.
    • There were 303 COVID-19 related deaths, 78 less than the week prior.
    • Hospitalizations went from 1,990 on Saturday 11/21 to 1,843 on Friday 11/27, down 147 admissions for the week.
    • ICU patients went from 437 on 11/21 to 400 on 11/27, down 37 ICU patients for the week.
    • There were 20 patients at the ACF on 11/21 and 9 on 11/27, down 11 for the week.
Weekend Update
  • 1,824 Hospital Admissions, 398 patients in ICU, 6 patients at the Alternate Care Facility
    • Hospital admissions are down 19 (-19) since Friday.
    • The total number of ICU patients decreased by 2 (-2) since Friday.
    • The total number of patients at the ACF decreased by 3 (-3) since Friday.
  • Cumulatively there have been 384,701 positive tests in Wisconsin:
      • 5,033 new positives reported on Saturday
      • 3,801 new positives reported on Sunday
    • The 7-day average for positive tests is now 4,289/day
  • Deaths from COVID-19 are at 3,307 in Wisconsin.
      • 28 deaths were reported on Saturday
      • 22 deaths were reported on Sunday
    • The 7-day average for deaths is now 43 deaths/day
  • 311,438 patients who have tested positive for COVID-19 and are listed as having recovered (81.0%), 69,894 cases are still considered active (18.2%)
    and 3,307 patients have died (0.9%). (last updated by DHS on 11/29)

 

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Week-in-Review (11/21-11/27):

 

Positive Test Results

 

There were 30,892 positive tests reported last week, which is down 12,888, (12,888) from the previous week.

  • An average of 4,413 positive test results per day. Was 6,254/day the previous week.

 

 

Milwaukee county had the highest number of new positive cases, with 5,825 new positives, 159 less, (159), than the previous week.

  • Waukesha county came in with the second highest number of new cases, 2,224, which is 2,896 less, (2,896) than the previous week.
  • Rounding out the top five counties with the most positive new cases were;
    • Dane county; 2,095 new cases, (1,167) less than the previous week
    • Brown county; 1,406 new cases, +13 more than the previous week
    • Racine county; 1,163 new cases, (368) less than the previous week

 

Deaths

 

  • There were 303 COVID-19 related deaths, 78 less than the week prior, (78).

 

    • Milwaukee county had 41 of th 303 deaths from the last week, which is 7 less, (7) than the number of deaths in the county reported the previous week.
      • Kenosha county reported 22 deaths, 8 more than last week;
      • Waukesha county reported 16 deaths, 2 more than last week;
      • Racine county reported 15 deaths, 2 more than the previous week;
      • Marathon county reported 12 deaths, 3 less than the previous week.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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